Publisher's Synopsis
Léon Bloy (1846-1917) était un écrivain français qui s'investit beaucoup dans les débats philosophiques et religieux de son temps. Dans ce livre, il retrace les histoires de trois figures marginales de l'histoire de France: Villon le poète mal aimé, Gilles de Rais le serial-killer, et Jeanne d'Arc la martyre. Un livre sombre et provocant qui invite à la réflexion sur la nature de la culpabilité et de la grâce.
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