The Collected Short Stories of Edith Wharton

Exploring themes of social superficiality and human experience, this collection showcases Edith Wharton's early works, highlighting her talent in realistic fiction. From poignant social commentary to engaging ghost stories, her narratives reflect her keen insights into society. The anthology features a variety of stories spanning from 1891 to 1919, including "The Greater Inclination" and "Tales of Men and Ghosts," capturing Wharton's evolution as a writer and her ability to resonate with readers across generations.