Cover of Serpent and Lily: A Novella with a Manifesto: The Sickness of the Age

Serpent and Lily: A Novella with a Manifesto: The Sickness of the Age

Kazantzakis's first published work, in its first English translation and accompanied by an early artistic manifesto, centers on an artist whose infatuation with his model becomes a torment from which only murder can release him

Audience
adult
Length
short · 124 pages

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