The Novels, Tales And Letters Of Prosper Mérimée: The Mosaic, Comprising Mateo Falcone, And Other Tales. Tr. By E. M. Waller And M. H. Dey (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781276919494)

Discover the captivating world of Prosper Mérimée in this collection of his most celebrated works, "The Novels, Tales and Letters of Prosper Mérimée: The Mosaic, Comprising Mateo Falcone, And Other Tales." This volume, translated by E. M. Waller and M. H. Dey, presents a selection of Mérimée's finest short stories, showcasing his skill for concise storytelling and memorable characters.

Included is the gripping tale of "Mateo Falcone," a powerful story of honor and retribution set in Corsica, along with other narratives that explore themes of love, betrayal, and the human condition. Mérimée's writing is known for its sharp wit, psychological insight, and vivid descriptions of exotic locales. This collection offers a window into 19th-century French literature and the mind of a master storyteller, making it a valuable addition to any reader's library.

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