The Confession of a Child of the Century

Interesting Facts

• The book is an autobiographical novel in which the author describes his personal experiences and disappointments.
• The main character, Octave, undergoes a profound internal crisis related to the loss of faith in ideals and love.
• The novel is considered one of the first works to reflect the spirit of romantic disillusionment and generational crisis.
• The work was influenced by the author's personal relationship with the writer George Sand, adding autobiographical value.
• The book explores themes of existential crisis, loneliness, and the search for meaning in life amid social instability.