One of his last stories depicts a creature from Lithuania who is half- bear, half-man.
One of his last stories depicts a creature from Lithuania who is half- bear, half-man. In another, a statue of Venus seems to have killed the protagonist and driven his fiancée insane. His early works include plays about the Jacquerie and the family of Carvajal, the latter of which is a retelling of The Cenci, while he wrote about the Saint Bartholomew's Day Massacre in his novel [*] Chronicle of the Reign of Charles IX. His collection Mosaic includes a story about a revolt on a slave ship, "Tamango," and another about a Corsican youth who is killed by his own father, "Mateo Falcone," though he is better known for a novella about a woman who prods her brother Orso Antonio to avenge their father. In addition to "Columba," he wrote an tale in which an archaeologist listens to the story of a bandit who killed the woman he loved. FTP, name this French author of The Theater of Clara Gazul and a work about Don José and his gypsy lover, Carmen.
One of his last stories depicts a creature from Lithuania who is half- bear, half-man.
Prosper {Merimée}