Bits of Autobiography
Ambrose Bierce
Bierce's own memories of the war, from What I Saw of Shiloh to A Little of Chickamauga and The Crime at Pickett's Mill. Read it next to his stories and you'll see how much of his fiction he lived first.
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Cobwebs from an Empty SkullSatirical fables and tales from 1874, signed as Dod Grile and illustrated with engravings by Dalziel Brothers. Includes the Fables of Zambri, the Parsee, an early sketch of the cruel wit of Fantastic Fables.
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His second book of verse, from 1903, with satirical attacks next to more personal and serious poems. It shows a side of Bierce most readers of his stories never meet.
Verified PDF · Secure download - The Parenticide Club
Four short tales of black humor, including My Favorite Murder and Oil of Dog, where the narrators describe horrible family crimes as if they were small talk. Bierce at his most shocking and funniest.
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The letters Bierce wrote to younger writers and friends, with advice on style, opinions on books and glimpses of his private life, up to his last trip to Mexico. Includes a memoir by the poet George Sterling.
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The collection that holds An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge, Chickamauga and A Horseman in the Sky, written by a writer who fought at Shiloh. Its soldier stories show the war without glory, and its civilian tales, like The Boarded Window, turn quietly to horror.
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