023 - The Yellow Cat by Wilbur Daniel Steele

024 - The Bounty-Jumper by Mary Synon

Dive into the rich tapestry of the American short story as we explore its evolution through the influential periodicals of 1915. This insightful study evaluates the creative achievements of both authors and magazines, highlighting their collective efforts to elevate the art form and engage readers. Join us on this literary journey curated by Edward J. OBrien, Editor.

023 - The Yellow Cat by Wilbur Daniel Steele

Dive into the rich tapestry of the American short story as we explore its evolution through the influential periodicals of 1915. This insightful study evaluates the creative achievements of both authors and magazines, highlighting their collective efforts to elevate the art form and engage readers. Join us on this literary journey curated by Edward J. OBrien, Editor.

022 - The Survivors by Elsie Singmaster

Dive into the rich tapestry of the American short story as we explore its evolution through the influential periodicals of 1915. This insightful study evaluates the creative achievements of both authors and magazines, highlighting their collective efforts to elevate the art form and engage readers. Join us on this literary journey curated by Edward J. OBrien, Editor.

021 - Zelig by Benjamin Rosenblatt

Dive into the rich tapestry of the American short story as we explore its evolution through the influential periodicals of 1915. This insightful study evaluates the creative achievements of both authors and magazines, highlighting their collective efforts to elevate the art form and engage readers. Join us on this literary journey curated by Edward J. OBrien, Editor.

020 - The Waiting Years by Katharine Metchalf Roof Part 2

Dive into the rich tapestry of the American short story as we explore its evolution through the influential periodicals of 1915. This insightful study evaluates the creative achievements of both authors and magazines, highlighting their collective efforts to elevate the art form and engage readers. Join us on this literary journey curated by Edward J. OBrien, Editor.