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Amants, heureux amants is a 1923 novel by Valery-Nicolas Larbaud. The work explores themes of love and relationships, employing the interior-monologue technique, a narrative style also used by James Joyce. Larbaud, a French novelist and critic, was known for his cosmopolitan outlook and served as a literary bridge between France and other European countries. His personal wealth allowed him to travel extensively, and his writings often drew from his own experiences. Amants, heureux amants is one of several notable works by Larbaud, including Fermina Marquez and A.O. Barnabooth.1

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  2. Language of Love: Words for Valentine's Day | Amour
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