Stories included: Man Overboard (Sir Winston Churchill) Timber (John Galsworthy) The Angry Street (G. K. Chesterton) The Call of Wings (Agatha Christie) The Cherries (Lawrence Durrell) A Man From Glasgow (Somerset Maugham) Earth to Earth (Robert Graves) The Grey Ones (J. B. Priestley) The Man Who Didn't Ask Why (C. S. Forester) All But Empty (Graham Greene) Animals or Human Beings (Angus Wilson) Something Strange (Kingsley Amis) The Post-Mortem Murder (Sinclair Lewis) The Dance (F. Scott Fitzgerald) A Rose for Emily (William Faulkner) The Bronze Door (Raymond Chandler) A Man Who Had No Eyes (MacKinlay Kantor) The Affair at 7 Rue de M-- (John Steinback) The Snail Watcher (Patricia Highsmith) Inferiority Complex (Evan Hunter) The Terrible Answer (Paul Gallico) Miriam (Truman Capote) Exterminator (William Burroughs) During the Jurassic (John Updike)
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February 4, 1904 – October 11, 1977
Benjamin McKinlay Kantor was an American journalist, novelist, and screenwriter whose works frequently explored themes of the American Civil War. Kantor possessed a distinctive narrative style, honed from his early days working alongside his journalist mother. His prolific output includes over 30 novels and screenplays, with his writing often appearing in prominent publications. Kantor's experiences as a war correspondent during World War II and the Korean War informed his storytelling, offering a unique perspective on human experiences amidst conflict.
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