In the novel "The Dumas Club" by Arturo Pérez-Reverte, the narrative revolves around the historical context of the publication of "The Three Musketeers" between March 14 and July 11, 1844. The story captures the excitement of literary creation and the cultural significance of Alexandre Dumas's work during that time. The novel explores the passion for literature and its impact on readers and writers alike, showcasing the power of storytelling.

Baudry, the editor of the newspaper Le Siècle, played a crucial role in bringing Dumas's classic to the public, setting the stage for its enduring popularity. As the plot unfolds, the intricate relationship between authors, editors, and the literary world is highlighted, emphasizing how these dynamics influence the production and reception of iconic works. Pérez-Reverte weaves a rich tapestry of suspense, history, and homage to a literary legend.