Description: "This volume contains twenty-three stories by Constance Fenimore Woolson selected from the two short story collections published in the author's lifetime ... her two posthumously published collections ... and her uncollected stories."
Review Quotes: "Woolson is one of those great ignored American writers, a writer of amazing stories that have a lucid spark and a keen wit. She was serious, and worthy of being considered along with James and William Dean Howells -- though she was a lot more fun." --The Arkansas Democrat Gazette
"[E]ven after a generation of recovery [Woolson's] life remains better known than her work. The twenty-three stories collected in this volume should change that. . . ." --Micahel Gorra, The New York Review of Books