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The Reticence of Lady Ann & Sredni Vashtar

 

Saki is the great forgotten humourist of the early 20th century. More scabrous than Wilde and less forgiving than Wodehouse, he despised the trappings of the upper-bourgeoisie he was part of. These gems reveal how he battled the claustrophobia with wit.

Author
Saki
Illustration
Christopher Rainbow
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ALL BOOKS IN THE SERIES

The Machine Book of Weird

A Case of Eavesdropping & The Other Wing

The Story of an Hour & The Storm — Kate Chopin

The Door in the Wall & The Flowering of the Strange Orchid — HG Wells

The Horla & The Inn — Guy de Maupassant

The Singular Speculation of the Housing Agent & The Invisible Man — GK Chesterton

Room in a Tower & Philip’s Safety Razor — EF Benson

The Shunned House and The Temple — HP Lovecraft

The Bet & The House with the Mezzanine — Anton Chekhov

The Furnished Room & The Cop and the Anthem — O Henry

The Yellow Wallpaper & The Rocking Chair — Charlotte Perkins Gilman

The Reticence of Lady Ann & Sredni Vashtar — Saki

Man Size In Marble & The Mystery of the Semi-Detached — E Nesbit