Albert Delpit (1849-1897) was a French writer and journalist. Born in the United States to French parents, he spent most of his life in France, where he developed his literary career. He published several novels and novellas, among which 'Le Mariage de Don' and 'Les Trois Marquises' stand out. His work reflects an interest in the social customs of the time, with a style that combines sharp observation and a certain humor. Delpit was also a columnist and journalist, commenting on the political and social life of his time. Although not a leading figure in French literature, his works offer an interesting portrait of late 19th-century society.