Penelope Gilliatt represents some of the best of the second generation of writers at The New Yorker magazine. Her contributions spanned short stories, novels, criticism, and screenplays, all marked by a brilliant literary sensibility. She wrote with a unique insight and stylistic flair, becoming a significant voice in English literature.
New York:: Coward-McCann,, (1982.). Very near fine in a very good dustjacket (some light edgewear to the dj.).. First US printing. Her fourth collection of short stories - of the twelve stories included here, 8 of them appeared originally in the New Yorker. 164 pp.