What to read after Ruy Blas?

This masterful play by Victor Hugo tells the story of Ruy Blas, a poor but intelligent scribe who finds himself swept up in a web of political intrigue and forbidden love. Set in Spain during the 17th century, the play offers a searing critique of the corruption and decadence of the ruling aristocracy, while celebrating the courage and resourcefulness of ordinary people fighting against injustice. With vivid characters, richly poetic language, and a timeless message of hope in the face of adversity, Ruy Blas remains one of the greatest works of French literature.

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