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The short novel is a literary form that has stimulated writers to some of their greatest work. This selection, drawn from the period when the genre was at its height, 1880 to 1945, and from British, European and American authors, offers readers a wide range of imaginative fiction. In his introduction, Wain argues that the short novel exists as a complementary form to the full-length genre, while being distinct from the snap-shot quality of the short story proper.… (mere)

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The Oxford Library of Short Novels Volume I: Goethe to Stevenson af John Wain

The Oxford Library of Short Novels Volume II: Conan Doyle to Conrad af John Wain

The Oxford Library of Short Novels Volume III: Mann to McCullers af John Wain

Den unge Werthers lidelser af Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (indirekte)

Vathek af William Beckford (indirekte)

Castle Rackrent af Maria Edgeworth (indirekte)

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Mr. Harrison's Confessions af Elizabeth Gaskell (indirekte)

Ivan Iljitjs død : roman af Leo Tolstoy (indirekte)

Dr. Jekyll og Mr. Hyde af Robert Louis Stevenson (indirekte)

De fires tegn af Arthur Conan Doyle (indirekte)

Billy Budd, fortopsgast af Herman Melville (indirekte)

Modets røde kokarde af Stephen Crane (indirekte)

My Life: The Story of a Provincial af Anton Chekhov (indirekte)

Mørkets hjerte af Joseph Conrad (indirekte)

Death in Venice af Thomas Mann (indirekte)

Chéri. af Colette (indirekte)

The Virgin and the Gipsy af D. H. Lawrence (indirekte)

Den fremmede af Albert Camus (indirekte)

Bryllupsgæsten af Carson McCullers (indirekte)

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Complete set of 3 volumes - please do not combine with individual volumes.

Volume I: Goethe to Stevenson contains

"The Sorrows of Young Werther" by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe,
"Vathek" by William Beckford,
"Castle Rackrent" by Maria Edgeworth,
"Mr. Harrison's Confessions" by Elizabeth Gaskell,
"The Death of Ivan Ilych" by Leo Tolstoy,
"The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" by Robert Louis Stevenson

Volume II: Conan Doyle to Conrad contains

"The Sign of Four" by Arthur Conan Doyle,
"Billy Budd, Sailor" by Herman Melville,
"The Red Badge of Courage" by Stephen Crane,
"My Life" by Anton Chekhov,
"Heart of Darkness" by Joseph Conrad

Volume III: Mann to McCullers contains:

"Death in Venice" by Thomas Mann,
"Cheri" by Colette,
"The Virgin and the Gypsy" by D. H. Lawrence,
"The Outsider" by Albert Camus,
"The Member of the Wedding" by Carson McCullers

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The short novel is a literary form that has stimulated writers to some of their greatest work. This selection, drawn from the period when the genre was at its height, 1880 to 1945, and from British, European and American authors, offers readers a wide range of imaginative fiction. In his introduction, Wain argues that the short novel exists as a complementary form to the full-length genre, while being distinct from the snap-shot quality of the short story proper.

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