Swann's Way is the first part of the saga In Search of Lost Time by a classic of theFrench literature Marcel Proust.Back in the day, this book confused the most sympathetic readers and critics,because at the first sight, it was an unsuccessful autobiographic novel that waschronologically complicated and with events which didn't form a general picture.This novel was planned by the author to be a way for learning himself, hisconsciousness and his mind through his personal impressions and worries, andnot in the order, but rather through the accidental emotional outbursts andflashbacks...
