Loaves and fishes

Name: Loaves and fishes
Author: Bernard Capes

By Bernard Capes

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A diverse collection of short narratives ranging from atmospheric historical episodes to intimate domestic and legal vignettes, many tinged with the uncanny. The tales move between suspenseful set pieces and quiet moral complications, often hinging on concealed pasts, strange coincidences, and the uneasy boundary between rational explanation and supernatural suggestion. Varied in voice and setting, the pieces combine descriptive atmosphere, ironic reversals, and reflections on conscience and reputation, offering self-contained stories that alternate between sombre mood, dark humour, and momentary shocks.

About the Author

Bernard Capes

Bernard Capes was an English author known for his diverse contributions to literature, particularly in the genres of historical fiction and fantasy. His works often blend elements of adventure and romance, showcasing his vivid imagination and narrative skill. Among his notable titles is "A Jay of Italy," which reflects his ability to transport readers to different times and places. Capes also explored themes of morality and human experience in works like "Moll Davis: a comedy" and "Our Lady of Darkness." His storytelling is characterized by rich descriptions and a keen understanding of character, making him a unique voice in late 19th and early 20th-century literature.