Three Short Works

Three Short Works is a collection by Gustave Flaubert, showcasing his distinctive style through three diverse pieces. Written in the 19th century, the works include a prose poem featuring the voices of Death, Satan, and Nero; a narrative about the trials of a medieval saint; and a portrayal of a selfless maid in France. This collection highlights Flaubert's blend of realism and romanticism, demonstrating his renowned literary precision.