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Janin, Jules-Gabriel

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Janin, Jules-Gabriel (1804-1874)

French critic and novelist. He made his reputation by dramatic criticisms in the Journal des débats. His L'Ane mort et la femme guillotinée 1829 was a clever parody of Victor Hugo. This was followed by Barnave 1831, which gives a striking picture of the first French Revolution. A collection of his articles appeared as Histoire de la littérature dramatique en France 1853-58.
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