In this pioneering study of Ambrose Bierce's stories, Woodruff examines the best and worst of his fiction and traces the causes of Bierce's success and failure as a writer, analyzing his inability to reconcile the extremes of temperament and belief that marked his life and give his stories their characteristic form.
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