Ambrose Bierce Books

Focusing on Ambrose Bierce's diverse storytelling abilities, this comprehensive and chronological collection showcases his mastery across various genres beyond his well-known grim war tales. Volume III, spanning 1895 to 1910, features over 70 works, including notable pieces like "Moxon's Master," "Beyond the Wall," and "The Eyes of a Panther." Readers will encounter a rich blend of humor, mysticism, Gothic elements, satire, sentimentality, mystery, science fiction, and even romance, highlighting Bierce's multifaceted literary talent.

Exploring the depths of psychological and supernatural horror, this collection features Ambrose Bierce's most impactful stories. With a keen understanding of fear, he delves into themes such as the dread of death, encounters with wild animals, and the cruelty of humanity. Notable tales include "A Watcher by the Dead," "The Man and the Snake," and "A Holy Terror," each showcasing Bierce's ability to evoke terror and provoke thought about the darker aspects of human nature.

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This treasury features ninety-three short works encompassing horror stories, realistic war narratives, and tall tales from the old West, offering a diverse collection of engaging narratives.

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Focusing on the American Civil War, this collection showcases Ambrose Bierce's compelling firsthand accounts and masterful short stories that capture the horror and futility of battle. As a prominent writer and critic of his time, Bierce's unique perspective as a soldier adds depth to his narratives, making them both poignant and thought-provoking. This anthology highlights his significant contributions to literature and his enduring legacy as a chronicler of war.

Drawing from his own experiences in the Civil War, Ambrose Bierce crafted a unique literary chronicle that blends supernatural elements, factual reporting, and a mix of humor and morbidity. His stories offer a profound exploration of the wartime experience, enriching the American literary canon with a perspective that resonates deeply with the history of the conflict. Bierce's work stands alongside the imaginative historical literature tradition, reminiscent of Washington Irving, while capturing the complexities of men at war.

Exploring the experiences of soldiers and civilians during the American Revolutionary War, this collection features twenty-six poignant short stories, including the renowned "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge." The narratives delve into themes of war, loss, and the human condition, showcasing Bierce's unique storytelling style. Alongside notable tales like "Chickamauga" and "A Horseman in the Sky," the book offers a rich portrayal of life during tumultuous times. This edition also includes a new biography of Bierce, enhancing the reader's understanding of the author.

This hardcover book is part of the TREDITION CLASSICS series, aimed at preserving and promoting timeless classical literature that has been out of print for decades. By reading these works, readers support the mission to revive and make international literary classics accessible in print worldwide.