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When Hugo Had to Remove All His Clothes from His Room!
Victor Hugo was a French Romantic author and statesman. In a literary career of over sixty years, he wrote abundantly in numerous genres and forms. His novels, The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1831) and Les Misérables (1862) are his most renowned works. He is considered one of the best authors of France of all time.
The famous French novelist and poet had terrible problems with procrastination. He faced an impossible deadline by the summer of 1830. He had signed a deal with his publisher a year earlier that he would produce a new book named The Hunchback of Notre-Dame.
Instead of writing the book, Hugo began to pursue other projects, entertained guests, and generally delayed writing. His publisher had grown tired of his constant delays and thus had placed a very strict deadline on his delivery date.
The publisher had held Hugo to finishing the work by February 1831, less than six months from that…
