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John Russell's "Where the Pavement Ends" offers a compelling collection of short stories exploring the intricacies of human interaction and societal norms. This volume delves into the fascinating world of manners and customs through captivating fiction, presenting a rich tapestry of cultural observations. Russell's work, celebrated for its literary merit, provides a window into a specific time while also examining timeless themes of human behavior. These stories, carefully curated, offer readers insightful glimpses into the lives of characters navigating the complexities of their social landscapes. This edition presents meticulously prepared fiction, preserving the author's original vision for a new generation of readers interested in the art of the short story. Perfect for those who appreciate general fiction and the nuanced portrayal of human experience, "Where the Pavement Ends" remains a significant contribution to literary fiction.
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