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One of Four

One of Four

FolkloreHistorical Fiction
Pages
157
Published
1923
Language
English

Synopsis

This historical work reimagines the tragic Children's Crusade of 1212 through a series of interconnected narratives. It delves into the lives of young pilgrims, exploring their faith, desperation, and the harsh realities they faced on their ill-fated journey. The stories offer a poignant look at innocence lost and the profound impact of historical events on individual lives.

Prose complexity
7/10

Vibe

MelancholicThought-ProvokingDark
QuestComing of Age

Genres

Folklore Historical Fiction Literary Fiction

Authors

H
Henry Copley Greene

Henry Copley Greene is the author behind One of Four. His work offers a clear and engaging reading experience.

M
Marcel Schwob

Marcel Schwob was a French writer who created short stories blending historical detail with dark, imaginative fiction. His work is featured in The Oxford Book of Gothic Tales and influenced many later authors of the strange and mac