About “Tales and Fantasies”
The book contains a collection of short stories and fantastical tales, including the narrative of John Varey Nicholson, a man described as stupid and of a fat habit since boyhood, who approaches life with a cheerful and cursory attitude. The story explores his misfortunes, with the source suggesting that his fate may be attributed to divine disfavor, as superstition offers a more ready explanation than philosophy.
Book details
- Latest edition
- 2000 · ISBN 9780543917188
- ISBN
- 9780543917188
Frequently asked questions
How many pages is Tales and Fantasies?
Tales and Fantasies by Robert Louis Stevenson has 311 pages.
