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The novel Brugge as Death by Georges Rodinbach (1855-1898), a Belgian poet and writer, one of the most prominent representatives of literary symbolism, is considered the best example of symbolist prose, a masterpiece of decadence. This work is a unique combination of a love story, a crime novel, and a creepy tale, told in poetic prose. The main characters are a heartbroken widower and the town of Brugge, which became famous thanks to this novel.