The Man Who Was Born Again
by Paul Busson
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Paul Busson's legendary tale of the Baron Melchior. This grim account begins with its hero losing his head during the French Revolution, and really picks up from there, with the good Baron through swashbuckling and amorous activities finally becoming the master of death itself.Tags
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A fractured and hallucinogenic novella about deja vu, reincarnation and the what it was like to be in an 18th Century European army.
Busson's The Man Who Was Born Again is an overlooked gem, reminiscent of Grimmelhausen's Simplicius Simplicissimus and prefiguring Viereck's My First Two Thousand Years.
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- Fiction and Literature, Horror, Historical Fiction, Fantasy, Romance
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- 833.912 — Literature & rhetoric German & related literatures German fiction 1900- 1900-1990 1900-1945
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- PT2603 .U88 .W5 — Language and Literature German, Dutch and Scandinavian literatures German literature Individual authors or works 1860/70-1960
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