Parody Stories

The volume contains three of Crane’s longer short works, each exploring themes of morality, prejudice, and human weakness.

This short but influential work is not fiction but a critical essay in which Starrett examines the life, career, and themes of a Welsh author.

The novel follows a spirited young woman who becomes entangled in the complexities of romance, social expectations, and self-discovery.

The novel follows a young, independent Englishwoman who travels to Europe seeking personal growth, adventure, and romance.

The story is told from the point of view of a pompous Prussian officer who prides himself on his rank, discipline, and supposed superiority.

A wealthy American millionaire who begins to wonder whether his money has brought him happiness—or superficial connections.

A collection of short stories that mix sharp social satire, wit, and irony with unexpected twists.

The story centers on a young man of good intentions, whose actions are guided by a sense of honor and integrity.

The book is the sequel to Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and continues Alice’s adventures, this time in a world “on the other side of the mirror.”

The novel follows Comus Bassington, a charming but irresponsible young man from London high society.