The best British short stories of 1926
Subtitle: with an Irish supplement
By: edited by Edward J. O'Brien
Publisher: Dodd, Mead
Published: 1926
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 427
Subjects: English Short stories; Irish Short stories
Table of contents: title: Introductory Note --; title: The awakening  -- Stella Benson; title: The devil's own luck  -- J.D. Beresford; title: The mousetrap  -- Gerald Bullett; title: The dream of Ah Lum  -- Thomas Burke; title: The box  -- "Richard Carol"; title: The field of mustard  -- A.E. Coppard; title: Mr. Kempe  -- Walter de la Mare; title: A country house  -- Dorothy Edwards; title: The Aunt Sally  -- Constance Holme; title: Half holiday  -- Aldous Huxley; title: The prevailing ill  -- Humfrey Jordan; title: The woman who rode away  -- D.H. Lawrence; title: Step-mother earth  -- Ena Limebeer; title: Down and out  -- Allan N. Monkhouse; title: Crazywell  -- Eden Phillpotts; title: Defeat  -- Edward Scouller; title: Cobbler, cobbler, mend my shoe  -- "Jan Struther"; title: Mr. Oddy  -- Hugh Walpole; title: Pound for pound  -- Albert Richard Wetjen; title: Balalaika  -- Francis Brett Young; title: The piper  -- Thomas Kelly; title: The inquisition -- Liam O'Flaherty.