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The entire reason lies in the title. It is cleverly named "Feast of Fools", directing toward the predicted crowd who would buy the book. "Feast of Fools" is a subliminal insult to the buyer, as only a "Fool" would "Feast" on something so expensive. Interesting, hm?
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When was The Feast of Fools created?
The Feast of Fools was created in 1994.
How many pages does The Feast of Fools have?
The Feast of Fools has 445 pages.
What are the release dates for Fools Feast - 2009?
Fools Feast - 2009 was released on: USA: 19 February 2009
What actors and actresses appeared in Fools Feast - 2009?
The cast of Fools Feast - 2009 includes: Gregg Conde Andrea Hendrickson
What actors and actresses appeared in Feast of Fools - 2004?
The cast of Feast of Fools - 2004 includes: Robert Kleinschmidt as Voices Tracy Waaka as Voices
Name five popular festivals or feasts what was usually being celebratedIn Medieval times?
the feast of fools the
Who said People who drive expensive cars are arrogant?
Fools said that.
What are the release dates for A Feast of Fools - 1987?
A Feast of Fools - 1987 was released on: USA: 15 May 1987 (Chicago, Illinois) USA: 22 May 1987 (Illinois Film and Video Festival) Italy: 23 October 1987 (Turin Film Festival) USA: 10 June 1988 (TV premiere)
Who wrote the mystery novel Feast Day of Fools?
James Lee Burke is the author and the book is scheduled for September 27 2011 release
What country in North America started observing April Fools' Day?
Its not an actual observed holiday. Its not on calendars as one as well. Its just a tradition that some people have taken on. The earliest version seems to have been the Roman feast of Hilaria (March 25), or the December 28 date for the Feast of Fools, which is still observed in some Spanish-speaking countries.
Do you have any information on a medieval carnival where people traded places. kings dressed a Vassals and the sort?
I think you may be referring to the Feast of Fools, which was a medieval carnival where young people were dressed up as a pope, archbishop, bishop or abbot. This was somewhat like the Saturnalia, in which the wealthy Romans and their servants traded places in some ways. There is a link to an article on the Feast of Fools below.
What is an Abbot of Unreason?
An Abbot of Unreason was the elected leader in old Scottish celebrations, also known as the Lord of Misrule - who presided over the Feast of Fools.
