Victor Hugo (author of "Les Misérables")

Victor Hugo was a renowned French writer and poet of the 19th century, best known for his epic novel "Les Misérables," which explores themes of justice, love, and social inequality. He was a prominent figure in literature and politics, advocating for social reform and human rights. Hugo's work often highlighted the struggles of the oppressed and the importance of compassion. His literary legacy includes poetry, plays, and essays that have left a lasting impact on French culture and the world. Hugo’s compassionate storytelling and social consciousness continue to resonate, making him one of the most influential and celebrated authors in literary history.