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Silencieux is the mute heroine of The Worshipper of the Image, Richard La Galliene’s little known fairy-tale from 1900. She has no body, only a serene face, and as the narrator begins to tell his wife about this extraordinary beauty, any well-schooled early twentieth century intellectual would know exactly which face he meant. …more
Michelle Legro is an adjunct scholar at Lapham's Quarterly. She is also the assistant editor of Lost and Found: Stories from New York, the second collection of work from Mr. Beller's Neighborhood.
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