The Emerald Princess

Set against a backdrop of stylistic extravagance reminiscent of the Decadent Movement, the story introduces Djila, an ultimate femme fatale and snake-woman, crafted by Félicien Champsaur during a whimsical phase of his career. Originally published in 1928, the narrative explores themes of allure and danger, showcasing the author's ambition to push the boundaries of his creativity and delve into the complexities of a captivating yet perilous character.