The Higgler and Other Tales

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Hale, 1994 - 255 páginas
A collection of 17 tales by Alfred Edgar Coppard providing a mixture of realism and the supernatural, robust comedy and tragedy, love, betrayal and death.

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The Higgler
5
A Little Boy Lost
33
My Hundredth Tale
40
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Sobre o autor (1994)

Alfred Edgar Coppard was born on January 4, 1878 in Folkstone, Kent. Coppard was almost entirely self-educated, having left school at age nine to help out the family. He worked first as an errand boy, and later as a clerk before turning to writing in 1919. His first short story was rejected by publishers for being too long at 12,000 words. Coppard's first book of short stories was published when he was 43. He is best known for his short story "The Higgler", which was appeared in his anthology The Fishmongers Fiddle in 1925. Coppard published his autobiography, It's Me, O Lord!, in 1955. Coppard was one of the best known British writers of the 1920s. He died in London on January 13, 1957.

Informações bibliográficas

TítuloThe Higgler and Other Tales
AutorAlfred Edgar Coppard
EditoraHale, 1994
Original deUniversidade de Michigan
Digitalizado6 mar. 2008
ISBN070905517X, 9780709055174
Num. págs.255 páginas
  
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