The Best British short stories of 1923
Subtitle: and yearbook of the British short story
By: edited by Edward J. O'Brien and John Cournos
Publisher: Small, Maynard
Published: 1923
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 333
Subjects: English Short stories
Notes: Bibliography: p. 319-333.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: The smell in the library / Michael Arlen; title: Miss Bracegirdle does her duty / Stacy Aumonier; title: A queer fellow / Clifford Bax; title: Melancholy adventure / D.F. Boyd; title: The mole / Gerald Bullett; title: Black country / Thomas Burke; title: Alas, poor Bollington! / A.E.Coppard; title: Sindbad of "Sunny Lea" / Norman Davey; title: Death of the jester / W.L. George; title: The stranger / Richard Hughes; title: "Some talk of Alexander" / A.S.M. Hutchinson; title: Comfort / F.Tennyson Jesse; title: Old Gadgett / Sheila Kaye-Smith; title: The horse dealer's daughter / D.H.Lawrence; title: The fly / Katherine Mansfield; title: The taipin / W. Somerset Maugham; title: Stripes / Ethel Colburn Mayne; title: Another temple grove / C.E. Montague; title: The inspired 'busman / Elinor Mordaunt; title: The sniper / Liam O'Flaherty; title: Contrairy Mary / Edwin Pugh; title: The mayor's dovecote / Sir A.T. Quiller-Couch; title: The prophetic camera / L. De Giberne Sieveking; title: The machine breaks down / Osbert Sitwell; title: The enemy / Hugh Walpole; title: Blessed are the meek / Mary Webb.