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"You No Longer Count (tu N'es Plus Rien!)" was written by René Boylesve and published in 1917. French novelist known for his lyrical prose and exploration of memory and nostalgia.

You No Longer Count (tu N'es Plus Rien!)

1917

René Boylesve

You No Longer Count (tu N'es Plus Rien!)

René Boylesve

1917

Translated by Louise Seymour Houghton

'You No Longer Count' (Tu n'es Plus Rien!) is a novel by René Boylesve, first published in 1917. Set against the backdrop of World War I, it follows Odette Jacquelin, a young woman whose life is shattered by the war's impact on her marriage to Jean, a reserve officer. The narrative explores themes of love, loss, and personal identity transformation as Odette navigates her grief and the harsh realities of wartime life, ultimately becoming a nurse and confronting the pain of others while struggling to reclaim her own sense of self.