WANDERLIST: Ten famous novels set in Corsica

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  • “The Dangerous Days” by Mary Roberts Rinehart – This thrilling mystery novel follows two young women who find themselves caught up in a web of danger and intrigue on the island of Corsica.
  • “The Vendetta” by Honoré de Balzac – Balzac’s novella explores the tradition of vendetta, a blood feud, in Corsican society, weaving a tale of revenge, honor, and tragedy.
  • “The Corsican Brothers” by Alexandre Dumas – This classic adventure novel tells the story of two Siamese twin brothers separated at birth, one raised in Corsica and the other in mainland France, who ultimately seek revenge on their family’s enemies.
  • “Kristin Lavransdatter” by Sigrid Undset – Although not exclusively set in Corsica, this historical fiction trilogy features a part set on the island. The novel follows the life of a Norwegian woman in the 14th century and her complicated relationships.
  • “Azure coast” by Dirk Bogarde – Taking inspiration from his own experiences, actor Dirk Bogarde penned this memoir-novel, which includes beautiful depictions of Corsica’s landscapes, culture, and people.
  • “Time of Secrets” by Marcel Pagnol – While primarily set in Provence, this novel features some scenes set in Corsica. The story explores the secrets and memories of a group of friends as they navigate through life’s challenges.
  • “The Corsican Woman” by Vivian Stuart – Set during the Napoleonic era, this historical romance novel follows the story of a young Englishwoman who finds herself entangled in a dangerous love affair with a Corsican rebel.
  • “Corsica Gate” by Geneviève Manceron – This political thriller delves into the world of espionage and corruption in Corsica. The novel follows the son of a Corsican nationalist leader who becomes involved in a dangerous game of power.
  • “Death in Corsica” by Anne-Lise Marstrand-Jørgensen – This atmospheric crime novel presents the story of a Danish detective who travels to Corsica to solve a murder mystery, unravelling the island’s secrets along the way.
  • “Ostara, Corsica’s Cave” by Jean Colombani – Set in contemporary Corsica, this novel combines mystery, adventure, and archaeology. The protagonist embarks on a quest to uncover the truth behind a mystical and ancient cave.
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