Livre des tables : les séances spirites de Jersey

"Book of Tables: The Spiritist Sessions of Jersey" is a fascinating esoteric work by Victor Hugo, created between 1853 and 1855 during his exile in Jersey. In this book, Hugo documents his nearly daily spiritist sessions, during which he communicates with significant spirits such as Jesus Christ, Dante, Molière, and Shakespeare. The sessions were recorded in protocols that served as the basis for the posthumously planned publication of the "Book of Tables." This edition presents all four manuscript volumes for the first time, with the two lost volumes reconstructed from the original and unpublished protocols. Hugo reveals himself here in a rare and mysterious form, making the book a unique document of his spiritual explorations.