Collected Stories of William Faulkner

This volume presents forty-two of William Faulkner's short stories that have for some time been unobtainable. All of the stories from his first collection, These 13 (1931), are included; and from Doctor Martino and Other Stories (1934) all but two (The Hound and Smoke later became parts of The Hamlet and Knight's Gambit, respectively). In addition, there are seventeen stories which, thought they have all appeared in magazines (1932-1948), have not been previously a part of any of Mr. Faulkner's books.

Barn burning --
Shingles for the Lord --
The tall men --
A bear hunt --
Two soldiers --
Shall not perish --
A rose for Emily --
Hair --
Centaur in brass --
Dry September --
Death drag --
Elly --
Uncle Willy --
Mule in the yard --
That will be fine --
That evening sun --
Red leaves --
A justice --
A courtship --
Lo! --
Ad Astra --
Victory --
Crevasse --
Turnabout --
All the dead pilots --
Wash --
Honor --
Dr. Martino --
Fox hunt --
Pennsylvania Station --
Artist at home --
The brooch --
My Grandmother Millard --
Golden land --
There was a queen --
Mountain victory --
Beyond --
Black music --
The leg --
Mistral --
Divorce in Naples --
Carcassonne.