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Explore early 20th-century American fiction with this carefully reproduced anthology of short stories by John Luther Long. "Heimweh; The siren; The loaded gun; Liebereich; \"Iupiter Tonans;\" \"Sis;\" Thor's emerald; Guile" offers a collection of literary works exploring a range of cultural themes prevalent at the time. Long's stories capture glimpses into the human condition, rendered with an evocative style that transcends time. This volume presents a unique opportunity to delve into the narratives and perspectives that shaped American literary landscape of the era. Discover the nuances of Long's storytelling in this anthology, perfect for readers interested in classic American short stories and literary explorations of early 20th-century life.
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