Fanfarlo and The Young Enchanter – Charles Baudelaire
Fanfarlo is Charles Baudelaire’s only novella, first published in 1847, ten years before the publication of The Flowers of Evil. In Fanfarlo, a semi-autobiographical tale, the protagonist, Samuel Cramer attempts to help a married woman whose husband is involved with an erotic dancer named Fanfarlo. Cramer meets Fanfarlo and is inevitably drawn to her. They begin a turbulent relationship and Cramer finds that he is torn between Fanfarlo and the married woman…
The Young Enchanter is a story of two friends who travel the world looking for a woman who has vanished without a trace. Their travels take them around the world and eventually to an isolated Turkish temple where they find dangers, deadly rituals and an answer to the mystery of the missing woman.
This is the first English translation of Charles Baudelaire’s Fanfarlo and The Young Enchanter.
Book details:
Title: Fanfarlo and The Young Enchanter
Author: Charles Baudelaire
Translator: R J Dent
ISBN: 978-1-257-38057-2
Language: English/French (Bilingual Edition)
Format: Paperback
Pages: 155
Publisher: Incunabula
Purchase link: https://incunabulamedia.com/r-j-dent-1

