The Collected Stories

The Collected Stories by Paul Theroux is a comprehensive anthology published by Penguin in 1997, featuring 660 pages of literary fiction. This collection showcases a variety of narratives that span diverse locations, including London, South-East Asia, Boston, Paris, Africa, and Eastern Europe, presenting a rich tapestry of characters such as colonials, children, and students.
Readers will find a range of short stories that delve into the complexities of human experiences across different cultures and settings. The volume includes notable pieces like Sinning With Annie, World’s End, The Consul’s File, and The London Embassy, each contributing to the overarching themes of the collection. This edition offers an engaging exploration of Theroux’s storytelling prowess, inviting readers to immerse themselves in the varied landscapes and lives depicted throughout the book.
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A volume of stories, featuring: Sinning With Annie; World’s End; The Consul’s File; and The London Embassy. The author’s canvas stretches from London to South-East Asia, Boston to Paris and Africa to Eastern Europe, and the characters include colonials, children and students.
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