Couching at the DoorWordsworth Editions, 2007 - 192 páginas Dorothy Kathleen Broster (1877-1950) is best known for her historical novels. But there is a darker side to her writing, glimpsed in her early poems - 'The Second of September 1792' is a fine example - and finding full expression in the stories she wrote after she had become a highly successful novelist. |
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Couching at the Door | 7 |
From the Abyss | 28 |
Clairvoyance | 46 |
The Pavement | 62 |
The Window | 75 |
Juggernaut | 91 |
The Promised Land | 108 |
The Pestering | 129 |
The Taste of Pomegranates | 163 |
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