Paul Morand

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French^[1] b. 13 March 1888, Paris^[1] d. 23 July 1976, Paris^[1] active 1908–1976

Paul Morand (1888–1976) was a prolific French writer, diplomat, and academician. A popular figure in French literature during the interwar period, he was known for his cosmopolitan outlook and his extensive travel writings. He authored approximately 80 works across various genres, including fiction, essays, and drama. A member of the Académie française, Morand served as an ambassador for the French state during the Vichy regime. His literary style often reflected his deep engagement with international culture and modern travel.^[1,2,3]

• cosmopolitanism
• travel writing
• diplomacy