Speaking of George Sand, this recently rising female writer is well-known in the Paris literary scene.
Of course, part of the reason is that her works are indeed commendable, but it is well known that mere reliance on works rarely causes such a stir in France.
As a writer, if you want to stand out in Paris, either become a leading political figure like Chateaubriand, Thiers, and Hugo, or be like Great Dumas, Vini, and Balzac, with plenty of anecdotes for people to talk about.
And George Sand clearly belongs to the latter category.
Her place in the French literary world is not solely based on "Indiana" and "Lelia."
When it comes to this female writer, what people discuss most is not her works, but her peculiar habits.
According to Christianity, men cannot wear women's clothes, nor can women wear men's clothes.
