The Collected Stories - Cuyler, Henry
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Dive into the compelling world of Henry Cuyler in The Collected Stories, a curated anthology showcasing his finest short fiction. Known for his vivid depictions of American life and sharp observations of human character, Cuyler's stories offer rich narratives filled with wit, charm, and poignant reflections. Whether capturing the struggles of ordinary people or revealing the quirks of society, his storytelling reveals a deep understanding of life's complexities. This collection is the perfect introduction to the work of a masterful storyteller whose keen eye for detail and narrative depth leaves a lasting impression on readers.…mehr

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Dive into the compelling world of Henry Cuyler in The Collected Stories, a curated anthology showcasing his finest short fiction. Known for his vivid depictions of American life and sharp observations of human character, Cuyler's stories offer rich narratives filled with wit, charm, and poignant reflections. Whether capturing the struggles of ordinary people or revealing the quirks of society, his storytelling reveals a deep understanding of life's complexities. This collection is the perfect introduction to the work of a masterful storyteller whose keen eye for detail and narrative depth leaves a lasting impression on readers.
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Henry Cuyler Bunner, an American author and poet was born in Oswego, New York, in the summer of 1855. He was educated in New York City and after stints as a clerk in an importing house and reporting, he become the assitant editor of a weekly comic, Puck. He was quickly named editor and held that position until his death, guiding Puck into an important literary publication that also had social and political weight. He was a gifted poet and clever humorist. It was in the short story form where he seems to have done his best work, with Short Sixes (1891) standing out as a particular favorite from his body of work.