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Farrère, Claude

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Farrère, Claude (1876–1957)

French writer. He published some 30 novels, often set in exotic locations, including Les Civilisés 1905 (set in Saigon), L'Homme qui assassina 1907 (with Constantinople as a background), La Bataille 1911 (which takes place in Japan), and many other works, including Fumée d'opium 1904, a volume of short stories.



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