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Twisted little stories delve deep into the darker parts of the human psyche. More men, fewer ghosts, and a couple of women. Tales for dark and stormy nights.

Product details File Size 653 KB Print Length 115 pages Page Numbers Source ISBN 1499171005 Simultaneous Device Usage Unlimited Publication Date March 24, 2011 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B004TQVEW4

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Tales of Men and Ghosts edition by Edith Wharton Reference eBooks Reviews

If you're a huge Wharton fan like I am then you've probably read all her books. This was the last book by her standing for me and I have to say that while it's okay, that's it. It's just okay. Yes it's supernatural tales by the Queen of Writing (in my opinion) but she could have done better. Sad that she didn't.
Edith Wharton is a skilled and elegant writer of fiction. "Tales of Men and Ghosts" is an unusual take on the genre.
Wonderful stories of interesting troubled people. The world she describes feels modern, and the details of living then are intriguing.
As usual, excellent writing from Edith Wharton. But most of these short stories ended abruptly - there was not a twist to be had as in the O. Henry style that one of the reviewers suggested. Still, worth a read though don't get too involved with the plot because, much as you assume the tale will continue in the next chapter, you will simply find that the new chapter begins an entirely new story altogether. Live with it.
This is a series of short stories taken from different walks of life all ending with a twist similar to what you would expect from reading O. Henry. The author provides the background that places you at the scene of activity; and at the conclusion, requires that moment of thought as human nature unfolds in an unexpected manner. Well worth reading. As a side point, the volunteer committee did an excellent job in consolidating and re-editing this book for publication.
WOULD BUY HERE AGAIN!
Detailed and intimate character presentations with lots of highlights of a certain segment of society at the turn of the century (19th to 20th, that is.) Literate, formal, satisfying.
Twisted little stories delve deep into the darker parts of the human psyche. More men, fewer ghosts, and a couple of women. Tales for dark and stormy nights.