This week we bring you "The Camel's Back" by F. Scott Fitzgerald. It was published in his 1922 collection "Tales of the Jazz Age" and, according to the author, was written so that he could earn enough money to buy a new diamond wristwatch.
Here is another great story by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Did you know… he was named after his famous second cousin who penned The Star...
Stowe is most famous for “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” which portrayed the real life of a slave and, some say, ignited the abolitionist movement. When...
Here we have two stories by Ambrose Bierce, in honor of Veterans Day: "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" and “The Crime at Pickett's...