Michon’s exquisite short narratives transport us to the heart of the Middle Ages as witnesses to the double-edged power of belief
Pierre Michon Book order
March 28, 1945
Pierre Michon is a celebrated French author whose work is characterized by a profound engagement with history and the human psyche. His prose often delves into the complex relationships between generations and the quest for identity within the flow of time. Michon's style is precise and lyrical, with a keen eye for detail and the psychological depth of his characters. His writings explore how the past shapes the present, and how individuals strive to find their place in the world.
- 2014
- 2013
Masters and Servants
- 192 pages
- 7 hours of reading
Exploring pivotal moments in the lives of five artists across various eras, the narrative delves into the intersections of creativity and inspiration. It highlights encounters between artists and their subjects, whether human models or landscapes, emphasizing the profound impact these collisions have on their work. Through the stories of Vincent van Gogh, Francisco Goya, Antoin Watteau, Claude Lorrain, and Lorentino, the book reveals the intimate relationship between art and the experiences that shape it.
- 2013
The Eleven
- 240 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Set during the reign of Louis XIV, this award-winning novel explores the intricate relationship between art and power. It delves into the ways art is both influenced by and influences authority, highlighting the tensions and dynamics within a lavish court. Through rich historical context and compelling characters, the story offers a profound reflection on creativity and its role in shaping society.
- 2013
The Origin of the World
- 92 pages
- 4 hours of reading
An exploration of the mysteries of desire by the French master Pierre Michon