Emile Erckmann Livres

Lors de la mort de Zacharius Kobus en 1832, son fils Fritz hérite d'une belle maison, d'une ferme prospère et d'une certaine richesse. Malgré cela, il se questionne sur le sens de la vie et la vanité des efforts humains, évoquant les paroles de l'Ecclésiaste.

Set in the aftermath of the Battle of Waterloo, this gripping novel intertwines themes of love and conflict. Characters navigate the tumultuous landscape of a war-torn Europe, facing personal and societal challenges as they seek connection amidst chaos. The story explores the impact of war on relationships and the resilience of the human spirit, making it a poignant reflection on the costs of both love and war.

Set in France, this short story explores the chilling tale of a werewolf, showcasing the unique blend of horror and folklore characteristic of the cryptozoology genre. Originally published in 1876, it is part of the Cryptofiction Classics series, which features remarkable stories from renowned authors like Ambrose Bierce and Arthur Conan Doyle. This collection invites readers into a world filled with bizarre and mythical creatures, offering a thrilling introduction to fantastical narratives that captivate the imagination.