The woman who had imagination, and other stories Book

‘The Woman Who Had Imagination & Other Stories’, published in February 1934, was Bates’s fourth collection of short stories, and, taken as a group, they display considerable variety: rural pieces, tales of children and old folk, urban stories, an autobiographical item, and two psychological studies. Several leading critics noted that the stories indicated a maturity that had not been so evident in previous tales. The full list of contents: the title story, plus The Lily, The Story Without an End, The Gleaner, Time, A German Idyll, For the Dead, The Wedding, The Waterfall, Innocence, Millennium Also Ran, Sally Go Round the Moon, The Brothers, and Death of Uncle Silas.