Publisher's Synopsis
Explore the beginnings of a literary giant with "Early Short Fiction of Edith Wharton, Part 1 of 10." This volume collects the author's initial forays into the short story form, showcasing the elegant prose and keen observations that would define her career. As a significant voice in early twentieth-century American literature, Wharton's stories delve into the complexities of human relationships and social dynamics. This carefully prepared edition offers readers a chance to experience the genesis of Wharton's masterful storytelling. Perfect for enthusiasts of American literature, short stories, and the works of influential women authors, this collection provides a glimpse into the development of a truly remarkable writer. Discover the enduring appeal of Wharton's early literary fiction in these captivating narratives.
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