The Fool and Other Moral Tales

Complex narratives and fairy-tale atmospheres define Anne Serre's collection of three novellas. In "The Fool," a tarot-like figure introduces themes of magic and perception. "The Narrator" explores the life of a storyteller among societal misfits, highlighting the power of narrative. "Little Table, Set Yourself!" presents a brief yet profound fable on polyamory and morality. Each novella is infused with dream logic, creating unpredictable, sensual tales that are both whimsical and thought-provoking, leaving a lasting impression on readers.