Félicien Marceau, a remarkable writer and playwright, member of the French Academy, was born in 1913 in the small Belgian town of Kortenberg. His plays and novels are successful all over the world. The collection includes the writer’s first novel, “Capri is a Small Island,” the subtle psychological novel “Glory to the Wolf...”, as well as the novel “Crisy,” for which Marceau received France’s highest literary award, the Prix Academy of Goncourt.