Before rising in the ranks of the fantasy genre, American author James Branch Cabell used fiction as a way to grapple with his native country's past, present, and future, as well as with the conundrum of living as an artist in a capitalist society. The exquisitely wrought short stories collected in The Certain Hour address these themes from a number of different angles.
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- THE CERTAIN HOUR
- Contents
- Ballad of the Double-Soul
- Auctorial Induction
- Belhs Cavaliers
- Balthazar's Daughter
- Judith's Creed
- Concerning Corinna
- Olivia's Pottage
- A Brown Woman
- Pro Honoria
- The Irresistible Ogle
- A Princess of Grub Street
- The Lady of All Our Dreams
- Ballad of Plagiary