David Golder

Published in 1930 and translated by Sandra Smith, David Golder is a compelling novel that explores the rise and fall of a wealthy Jewish businessman amid the volatile capitalism of the 1920s. Centered on Golder's life in Paris and his personal struggles, the story offers a vivid portrait of ambition, wealth, and morality. This engaging work provides a thought-provoking look at the illusions of prosperity and the human costs of greed.