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The New Yorker Stories
Throughout the Great Depression, Callaghan provided for himself and his family by writing short stories, which Ernest Hemingway compared to James Joyce. Of the more than 100 short stories that Morley Callaghan published, 21 appeared in The New Yorker over a period of 10 years. Those tales find new life in this reprint of a classic short story collection.
Paperback, 158 pages
Published
September 1st 2008
by Exile Editions
(first published 2001)
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Morley Callaghan was a master and it is utterly baffling to me why more people don't read him today. The first story every published in "The New Yorker" was by Callaghan. This is a wonderful collection.
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