The stories in this collection feature a title character who "drives a brave trade with the fears of man," Excellenza who talks with Bonnadonna after he designs the titular structure, and a narrator who wonders how to get to fairyland before talking to Marianna.
The stories in this collection feature a title character who "drives a brave trade with the fears of man," Excellenza who talks with Bonnadonna after he designs the titular structure, and a narrator who wonders how to get to fairyland before talking to Marianna. Another story sees Oberlus living on Hood's Island in a work about the Rock [?] Rondo Tower after encountering some tortoises. Other stories in this collection sees Babo's head impaled on a stick and focuses on an insurrection by African Americans against Alexandro Aranda, while the most famous work sees the replacement of Nippers and Turkey work at a Dead Letter Office before preferring not to eat and dying. For ten points, name this story collection containing "The Enchanted Isles," "Benito Cereno," and "Bartleby the Scrivener," written by Herman Melville.
The stories in this collection feature a title character who "drives a brave trade with the fears of man," Excellenza who talks with Bonnadonna after he designs the titular structure, and a narrator who wonders how to get to fairyland before talking to Marianna.
The {Piazza Tales}