Edmond Haraucourt’s Dieudonat (1906, exp. 1912) fits in the rich French tradition of the contes merveilleux by endowing its eponymous hero at birth with the supernatural ability to produce miracles. Upon adulthood, Prince Dieudonat is forced to leave his kingdom and embarks on a quixotic, picaresque, and ultimately tragic, journey. Dieudonat is a work of such tremendous verve and ambition that it inevitably provokes admiration, and if the nutritive value of some of the food for thought that it contains is a trifle suspect, it is nevertheless a phenomenal feast.
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- Because of You: Covert OPS 1
- The Misplaced Man: Who is in charge of his destiny?
- Fresh As A Daisy Omega: A MPREG Omegaverse Romance (Omegas In Bloom Book 1)
- Curse of the Fae King (Dark Faerie Court Book 1)
- Breaker
- Companions of the Eye and Ear
- Tell Fortunes with Playing Cards