Overheard: Fifteen Tales

In the hushed whispers of 1920s England, where the mundane meets the extraordinary, lies a tapestry of human nature exploration that captivates the soul. This short story collection, long lost to the sands of time, emerges once more as a testament to the power of narrative. Alpha Editions proudly presents a work that was out of print for decades, now restored for today's and future generations. Within these pages, the interwar period backdrop serves as the perfect stage for character-driven narratives that delve into the intricacies of social commentary. Each tale offers a window into the complexities of human behaviour, reminiscent of Somerset Maugham comparisons, yet distinctly original. As a collector's item and a cultural treasure, this edition is not just a reprint; it is a revival of a British literature anthology that speaks to both literary fiction readers and classic literature enthusiasts. The stories, akin to Saki short stories, unveil the subtle ironies and poignant truths of the early 20th century fiction landscape. This collection matters now more than ever, as it bridges the chasm between past and present, offering insights that resonate with the timeless human condition. Whether you are a casual reader or a devoted collector, these tales promise to enrich your understanding of a world both familiar and foreign, echoing the enduring spirit of classic storytelling.