About the Author
Ralph Ellison
ISBN 9780241215050
Rs. 798
Penguin Modern Classics
Flying Home And Other Stories
Who it's for: Readers of literary fiction and fans of Ralph Ellison
Flying Home and Other Stories is a captivating collection of fourteen short stories by Ralph Ellison, written between 1937 and 1954. These tales, showcasing Ellison’s thematic depth and vibrant storytelling, include seven previously unpublished works and the newly added ‘A Storm of Blizzard Proportions.’ Set in diverse locations such as the Jim Crow South, Harlem, and wartime Wales, the stories are lyrical, scathing, and profoundly wise, offering a rich exploration of human experience. Why You Should Read? Discover the thematic depth and vibrant storytelling that foreshadow Ellison’s classic Invisible Man. Explore diverse settings and historical contexts, from the Great Depression to World War II. Experience a collection that is both lyrical and scathing, offering profound insights into human nature. Perfect for readers who appreciate literary genius and the exploration of complex social themes.
Highlights
- Includes seven previously unpublished stories
- Features the newly added 'A Storm of Blizzard Proportions'
- Set in the Jim Crow South, Harlem, and wartime Wales
- Written between 1937 and 1954
- Foreshadows themes from Ellison's Invisible Man
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How many stories are in this collection?
There are fourteen short stories in total.
Are any of the stories previously unpublished?
Yes, seven of the stories were previously unpublished.
What is the time period of the stories?
The stories were written between 1937 and 1954.
Where are the stories set?
The settings include the Jim Crow South, Harlem, and wartime Wales.
Is there a new story included?
Yes, the collection includes the newly added 'A Storm of Blizzard Proportions'.