Born in 1802, Alexandre Dumas is one of France’s most ubiquitous literary sons, and was as prolific socially as his published works! His writing spans various genres - including theatre, academia, travel guides and novels – and has become globally recognised, having been translated into almost 100 languages and around 200 on-screen adaptations. A devotee of ‘l’amour’, some of his best-known pieces include The Marie Antoinette Romances and The D’Artagnan Romances, which incorporate the world-famous Three Muskateers story.
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