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"Marigold: A Story" was written by Edith Allonby and published in 1905. English writer known for her imaginative novels set on a fictional planet.

Marigold: A Story

1905

Edith Allonby

Marigold: A Story

Edith Allonby

1905

Published in 1905, 'Marigold: A Story' by Edith Allonby is a fantastical allegorical novel set in the shadow-world of Lucifram, exploring themes of religion and power through satire. The narrative follows Princess Marigold, who disguises herself as a beggar to test the High Priest Alphonso, while navigating the intricate plots of the enigmatic St Armand and the calculating Prince Plucritus. The story intertwines elements of fairy-tale sensibility with sharp social commentary, making it a unique exploration of morality and influence in a fantastical setting.

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A fantastical allegorical novel written in the early 20th century. Set in Lucifram—a contrarian shadow-world near Hell—t...