The Enlarged Devil’s Dictionary
The Enlarged Devil’s Dictionary by Ambrose Bierce is a notable work published by Penguin in 1989, featuring 323 pages in English. This edition showcases Bierce’s sharp wit and satirical style, reflecting his reputation as a prominent figure in the San Francisco news media. The book presents a collection of definitions that blend humor and critique, illustrating Bierce’s unique perspective on language and society.
Readers will find a rich tapestry of short stories that highlight Bierce’s incisive commentary on various subjects. The text serves as a platform for his distinctive voice, often characterized by a blend of irony and insight. This New Ed edition invites exploration of Bierce’s literary contributions, making it a significant addition to the canon of fiction and short stories.
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An incomparable satirist, Ambrose Bierce became the ‘laughing devil’ of the San Francisco news media, for he was about as discreet as a runaway locomotive, according to HL Mencken.
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