Georges Darien
1862–1921 (age 59)
Biography
Georges Darien wrote fiercely satirical novels that exposed social hypocrisy, with works like Le Voleur capturing readers through sharp irony and moral urgency. He aligned with anarchist and progressive circles, seeking to defend the marginalized.
Darien’s commitment to social critique extended to his journalism and public debates, sustaining his reputation as a fearless voice until his death, when he was interred at Cimetière parisien de Bagneux.