A review by lee_foust
Bon-Bon by Edgar Allan Poe

4.0

This humorous tale begins as a kind of spin-off of Rabelais' blending of food and text, as the portrait of a French chef-philosopher, who then has a tipsy-to-drunken conversation with His Majesty, the Devil. The surprise ending is totally worth the wait--and the wait is mildly entertaining and quite witty as well.