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A basic swashbuckling type story like Musashi by Eiji Yoshikawa or The Three Muskateers by Dumas is really good.

John Lee Dumas who runs EntrepreneurOnFire is very transparent with his monthly income and costs.

It's arguably worse than actual evil, because (per Dumas fils) rogues sometimes rest.

I've heard it alleged that Dumas and Dickens deliberately stretched and optimized their serialized stories, to maximize their profits) Does it matter?

There certainly can be misguided or biased translations, but I routinely recommend old ones like the anonymous translations of Dumas and Hugo from the mid-19th c.

English vocabulary is largely lifted from French (there's the well known statement ascribed to Alexandre Dumas - that English is just badly pronounced French), and while there are some differences in sentence structure, they are fairly basic when you are mostly writing in present tense like here.

As an aside, French literature pretty much sucks - don't kill yourself to get to the point where you can read Dumas or Zola in the original, it isn't really worth the effort (although I do have a bit of a soft spot for Maupassant, and French poetry is absolutely wonderful).

The Foundation series, Isaac Asimov Other personal favourites include: The Alchemist, Paulo Coelho The Book of Disquet, Fernando Pessoa The Count of Monte Cristo, Alexander Dumas Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, Jonathan Safron Foer Jonathan Livingston Seagull, Richard Bach The Wizard of Earthsea by Ursula K.

Dumas, who named a chapter "The Corsican Ogre" after Napoleon in The Count of Monte Cristo is also not very kind to his legacy.

Robert Epstein is a psychologist who argues that teens are/can be as competent as adults: "Dumas and I worked out what makes an adult an adult.

"The Baby Effect" - a term coined by John Lee Dumas of Entrepreneur on Fire, a 7-day a week business podcast that interviews entrepreneurs, which evolved from John Lee noticing that successful launches tended to take 9 months from first action to the point of sustainability.

There is no fully agreed upon means make words ending s (x or z) into possessive - the below site gives example of Dumas' and Dumas's as valid.

Dumas’s complete works are over 100,000 pages in part because he was paid by the line.

Dumas, Daudet, Stendhal, who when I read him I knew that was the way I wanted to be able to write.