These things appear in the title of a novel about Akira Kumo, who hires Virginie Latour to catalog his books about them; that novel was written by StÃ©phane Audeguy. The speaker of a poem titled after one of them states that "if you wish I can be irreproachably gentle, not a
These things appear in the title of a novel about Akira Kumo, who hires Virginie Latour to catalog his books about them; that novel was written by StÃ©phane Audeguy. The speaker of a poem titled after one of them states that "if you wish I can be irreproachably gentle, not a man, but" one of these objects. One of them narrates a poem in which it declares "Like a child from the womb, like a ghost from the tomb, I arise and unbuild it again." A 2004 novel whose title mentions them consists of six nested stories, including "An Orison of Sonmi~451." A short story titled for one of them is about the feelings of insecurity experienced by Chandler , who is envious of Gallaher's success. In one poem, an exiled yaksha convinces one of these things to carry a message to his wife. The aforementioned works are by Mayakovsky, Shelley, David Mitchell, Joyce, and Kalidasa. For 10 points, name these objects which lend their name to an Aristophanes play mocking philosophers.
These things appear in the title of a novel about Akira Kumo, who hires Virginie Latour to catalog his books about them; that novel was written by StÃ©phane Audeguy.
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