The Collected short Stories of Saki

Set against the backdrop of England's serene pre-World War I era, this collection showcases Saki's unique storytelling style, blending humor, satire, and the supernatural. His narratives reveal a keen social critique of the upper-class Edwardian society, characterized by eccentric wit and unconventional scenarios. Despite his untimely death on the battlefield, Saki's influence as a master of the short story endures, making his work a significant contribution to English literature.