Works by Claude Moreau

A YEAR IN THE GARDEN

This episodic novel reveals enchantments at every turn: frost spirits dancing warnings in crystalline script, herbs attempting amateur cartography, and mice discovering that profound magic often hides in the smallest moments—in morning light through a spider’s web or the melody of rain on rose leaves.

A treasure for those who suspect the world contains far more wonder than it lets on, and who believe that the very best magic is the kind that grows wild in quiet places, tended by those who believe in small wonders and large hearts.

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A CLOCKWORK'S DREAMING AND OTHER TALES

In Claude Moreau’s Garden, magic blooms between dewdrops and dreams, where scholarly mice debate proper tea service in a library housed within an ancient teapot, and frost spirits dance with morning glories to ring in each dawn.

Here, memories can be bottled like preserves, stories sometimes edit themselves when no one is looking, and a particularly opinionated patch of mushrooms insists on providing philosophical commentary about cheese. It’s a place where the most ordinary moments contain extraordinary wonders, and where even the spaces between heartbeats hold their own kind of magic.

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