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A compact anthology gathers some of the most vivid short works from a celebrated French writer of the early nineteenth century. Though each piece is brief, the prose crackles with energy, drawing listeners into distinct worlds with a precision that feels both timeless and immediate. The collection offers a glimpse of the author’s talent for sketching memorable characters and sharp dialogue in just a few pages.
From daring Mediterranean capers and tense legal confrontations to exotic encounters on distant shores, the stories span a surprising range of settings and moods. Lightly laced with wit and often tinged with moral ambiguity, they invite the ear to linger on moments of surprise and reflection without ever losing momentum. As the narratives unfold, listeners discover the same lively spirit that made the writer a cornerstone of French literature, now rendered in an engaging audio format that feels fresh for modern ears.
Language
fi
Duration
~4 hours (277K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Apr 24, 2015
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1803–1870
A sharp-eyed storyteller with a taste for mystery, passion, and the uncanny, Prosper Mérimée brought distant places and turbulent histories vividly to life. His novella Carmen inspired Bizet’s famous opera, while his work as a scholar and heritage official helped preserve France’s historic monuments.
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