Salut et fraternité, citoyens!

[la-muse-venale6.livejournal.com]

I'm new at Live-journal, I'm interested in the french revolution since I was eleven and I have been watching this community for a time. My love for the french revolution started when I became fascinated with Antoine Léon Florelle de Saint-Just (such a bad boy, bringing fan-girls to the Jacobin's Club XD).

I think I should say I'm from Spain, so English is not my main language, I hope I can make myself understandable :D

Comments

[trf-chan.livejournal.com]

Welcome!

[lucieandco.livejournal.com]

Salut, citoyenne!
I think I am in love with your Livejournal interests. Asexuality! Bisexuality! Nietzsche and "Danton's Death"*! "Faust"! Numerous revolutionaries! You evidently have the best taste in just about everything.

*They make such a good combination - Büchner's Saint-Just is so Nietzschean. That is, with a whole lot of Raskolnikov thrown in (which is all the more impressive considering "Danton's Death" came out decades before either).

[loremaula.livejournal.com]

Bienvenida, aquí otra fan española de los jacobinos. (Me encanta Louis-Antoine, pero soy más fan aún de Maximilien).

[chip-squidley.livejournal.com]

I haven't been here in quite some time, but welcome! I am able to read Spanish so I'll have to take a look at your journal!

I first became interested in the French Rev as a teenager reading the Loomis book _Paris in the Terror_. It's biased, but written in a dramatic and engaging style. Or at least that is my memory of it...since it's been a long time since I've read it. I found myself enjoying the "bad guys" more than the "good guys".