The Human Microbes

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Set against the backdrop of 1883, a man wrongfully accused of murder seeks vengeance, leading to encounters with a diverse array of characters, from mad doctors to revolutionaries. The narrative is rooted in the experiences of Louise Michel, a notable anarchist who, during her solitary confinement, found solace in writing. The Human Microbes, penned during this time, reflects her vision of humanity striving for a utopian existence, serving as the first part of an ambitious six-novel series. Michel's work combines adventure with social commentary, inspired by the feuilleton style.