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Shirley Jackson

    December 14, 1916 – August 8, 1965

    Shirley Jackson was an influential American author whose work has garnered increasing attention from literary critics. Her short story "The Lottery" suggests a deeply unsettling underside to seemingly idyllic small-town America. Jackson herself avoided interviews and self-promotion, believing her books would speak for themselves. Her husband maintained that the darker elements of her work were not personal fantasies but intended to mirror humanity's Cold War-era fears and totalitarian anxieties.

    Shirley Jackson
    Let Me Tell You
    The missing girl
    Just an Ordinary Day
    Shirley Jackson: Novels and Stories (Loa #204): The Lottery / The Haunting of Hill House / We Have Always Lived in the Castle /
    The Shirley Jackson Collection
    The Letters of Shirley Jackson