Saki (H. H. Munro) mastered the art of the biting, elegant short story, skewering Edwardian society with wit sharp enough to draw blood. This sweeping megapack gathers 140 of his finest tales and sketches -- from the mischievous menace of "The Open Window" to the wolfish satire of "Sredni Vashtar" -- alongside his novels and journalism. Unpredictable, darkly funny, and endlessly quotable, Saki's fiction remains one of the great pleasures of English comic literature.
