This book delves into the passion felt by readers of the American storyteller O. Henry, drawn from the sincerity and charm in his narration of reality during the era of the early pioneers in America.

O. Henry's stories are set in the very places he knew and lived in—the alleys, streets, and squares of New York City. His genius, a trait that sets him apart from other short-story writers, shines through in his ability to end his stories unexpectedly after weaving an intricate plot. Luck and coincidence play the leading roles, followed by tragedy, but always without sadness, pain, or bitterness.

Book Details:

• Author: Fouad Al-Qassous
• Publisher: Dar Fadaat
• Year of Publication: 2010
• Subject: Biographies & Memoirs
• Number of Pages: 115