This book presents four mystical stories, the central place of which is a story about the ghost of a French soldier called “My Friend Jean-Pierre Moreau.”

New England. First half of the 19th century. A young, rich, handsome and successful American aristocrat is preparing for his wedding. A few days before this ...

Holly Walker had everything she ever dreamed of: a happy marriage and a beautiful brown-eyed daughter, Emma. Until an accident a year and a half ago destroye...

“I’ll kill him!” said Mavis Gallant. Pierre Trudeau almost did, leading him (“Run!”) into a whizzing stream of traffic that almost crushed both of them. A...

The novel by the famous French writer J. Sand (1804–1876) “Pierre Tumbleweed” (“Beautiful Laurence”) tells the story of the life of an artistic bohemia and t...

Herman Melville is primarily known for his masterpiece Moby Dick, which has been reprinted and filmed several times. But not many people know that the writer...

The book by the famous French writer Georges Sand (1804–1876) includes two novels: “The Sin of Monsieur Antoine,” reflecting the search for utopian solutions...

**An examination of Pierre Huyghe's post-apocalyptic *Untitled (Human Mask)* , which asks whether our human future may be one of remnants and mimicry.**

Henry James’s admiration for “this masterly little novel” has been echoed throughout the twentieth century by readers of Pierre et Jean. It marked a turni...