A character in this collection tells a story called "The Wine of the Tetrarch" about a man who tells Peter that he has been unable to take pleasure in wine after an earthquake, and boasts that his name is Barabbas.
A character in this collection tells a story called "The Wine of the Tetrarch" about a man who tells Peter that he has been unable to take pleasure in wine after an earthquake, and boasts that his name is Barabbas. In a story in this collection, Lincoln Forsner tells Mira Jama about the opera singer Pellegrina Leoni, who assumes different identities after losing her voice in a fire. Boris is urged to subdue Athena Hopballehus on the urging of the Prioress of Closter Seven in a third story in this collection, which ends with the Prioress changing bodies with the title (*) animal. This book includes the stories "The Dreamers" and "The Monkey," as well as a story in which Calypso marries Jonathan Maersk in a hayloft, where they are trapped along with Cardinal Hamilcar and Malin Nag-ot-Dag. Another story in this book is named for a meal where the sisters Fanny and Eliza De Coninck are visited by the ghost of their brother Morten. For 10 points, name this book which includes "The Deluge at Norderney" and "The Supper at Elsinore," as well as five other stories by Isak Dinesen.
A character in this collection tells a story called "The Wine of the Tetrarch" about a man who tells Peter that he has been unable to take pleasure in wine after an earthquake, and boasts that his name is Barabbas.
Seven Gothic Tales