The editor has broadened her scheme in order to
include Polish authors. Among the less familiar figures who are here
introduced, I may mention Lesskof, Mamin-Sibiriak, and Slutchefsky. I
can cordially recommend this admirable series.
THE TWO FRIENDS AND OTHER STORIES, by _Ivan Turgenev_;
translated from the Russian by _Constance Garnett_ (The Macmillan
Company). Mrs. Garnett, to whom we are ever grateful, has surprised us
delightfully by offering us some hitherto untranslated novelettes by
Turgenev which seem to me to rank among his masterpieces. In each of
them he has compressed a whole life cycle into a brief series of
significant incidents and made them the microcosm of a larger human
world. This is one of the most important volumes of the year.
VOLUMES OF SHORT STORIES PUBLISHED IN THE UNITED STATES
OCTOBER, 1920, TO SEPTEMBER, 1921: AN INDEX
NOTE. _An asterisk before a title indicates distinction. This
list includes single short stories, and collections of short stories.
Volumes announced for publication in the autumn of 1921 are listed here,
although in some cases they had not yet appeared at the time this book
went to press._
I. AMERICAN AUTHORS
ABBOTT, ELEANOR HALLOWELL.
Peace on Earth, Good Will to Dogs. Dutton.
ANDERSON, SHERWOOD.
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