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    Best Authors Best Stories - 2: One Summer Night

    By Kate Chopin, L. Frank Baum, Anton Chekhov and

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    BEST AUTHORS BEST STORiES - 2


    Anton Chekhov   -   Sleepy
    Edgar Allan Poe   -   Hop-Frog
    Mary E. Wilkins Freeman   -   One Good Time
    L. Frank BaumHickory   -   Dickory, Dock
    Nathaniel Hawthorn   -   Ethan Brand
    Oscar Wilde   -   Lord Arthur Savile's Crime
    Guy de Maupassant   -   A Dead Woman's Secret
    Ambrose Bierce   -   One Summer Night
    Laura E. Richards   -   The Golden Windows
    Kate Chopin   -   The Kiss
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherShadowPOET
    Release dateSep 4, 2023
    ISBN9788828363422
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    Best Authors Best Stories - 2: One Summer Night
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    Kate Chopin

    Kate Chopin was born in St. Louis, Missouri,In 1851. She began writing shortly after herHusband's death and, from 1889 until her ownDeath, her stories and other miscellaneousWritings appeared in Vogue, Youth's companion,Atlantic Monthly, Century, Saturday EveningPost, and other publications. In addition to The Awakening, Mrs. Chopin published another novel, At Fault, and two collections of short stories and sketches, Bayou Folk and A Night at Acadie. The publication of The Awakening in 1899 occasioned shocked and angry response from reviewers all over the country. The book was taken off the shelves of the St. Louis mercantile library and its author was barred from the fine arts club. Kate Chopin died in 1904.

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