The Weird and the Wonderful DXXXI: The Mightiest Woman by Josef Magnus Wehner

Today we will cover the early work of Josef Magnus Wehner, a controversial German writer, specifically one of his earliest books, his 1922 "Die Mächtigste Frau, Phantastische Novellen", or The Mightiest Woman, Fantastic Novellas.
We see the story of a knight returning from the Crusades and going on a fantastic quest to meet the Mightiest Woman in the World
The tale of three young women who steal a boat to join a nunnery
And the tale of a charcoal burner and how he winds up in Hell.
Thanks to Pierre for making this review possible !
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Important announcement, my first book, "Between the Walls of Opposing Houses" is now also available through Amazon, thanks to my publisher releasing it there as well:
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And there is also the standard Barnes and Nobles edition for people in the US:
www.barnesandnoble.com/w/betw...
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[@StephenRansom47]

😮 WOW … Is it secret code for some Templar Spell? That was one of the most fantastic things you’ve read in a while. 🥂

[@WeirdWonderful]

Thanks you :D No, it's just a lot of weird stuff goes down, it is very much based on old German fairy tale lore, where messed up things happen all the time.