Bliss, and other stories: Book Guide, Author and Facts
Bliss, and other stories by Katherine Mansfield — plot, author, genre and where to read, in one evergreen guide.
A collection of fourteen short anecdotes, Bliss & Other Stories captures the human spirit in a way few writers have ever dreamed of doing. Mansfield’s ability to string together words approaches poetry. Her stories are free from the over-dramatic writing style that many women writers have been criticized for using, and instead candidly touch on the human experience. Whether writing about the awakening of sexuality in the title story or the bond of a family in “Prelude,” Mansfield explores the search for contentment in life.
Quick facts about Bliss, and other stories
- Title: Bliss, and other stories
- Author: Katherine Mansfield
- First published: 1900
- Genre: social life and customs, new zealand short stories, fiction
- OpenLibrary ID: OL788028W
Where to read Bliss, and other stories
Bliss, and other stories by Katherine Mansfield is widely available in print, ebook and audiobook editions from major retailers and libraries.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Bliss, and other stories about?
A collection of fourteen short anecdotes, Bliss & Other Stories captures the human spirit in a way few writers have ever dreamed of doing.
Who wrote Bliss, and other stories?
Bliss, and other stories was written by Katherine Mansfield.
When was Bliss, and other stories published?
Bliss, and other stories was first published in 1900.
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