Foreword Page #3

"Foreword" by O. Henry is a collection of witty and engaging short stories that showcase the author's keen observations of human nature and his masterful storytelling style. O. Henry, known for his twist endings and vivid characters, captures the essence of life in urban America during the early 20th century. Each story illustrates themes of love, irony, and the complexities of everyday experiences, inviting readers to reflect on the quirks and surprises of life. This book serves as a testament to O. Henry's legacy as one of America's greatest short story writers.

• Short story

								

Post, is a weird genius, and ought to be captured and put on
exhibition."

It was soon after this that O. Henry was advised to go to New York,
where his ability would command a higher remuneration. But after
making all preparations to try his wings in the great metropolis, Fate
intervened and O. Henry went instead to South America.

The last columns of O. Henry's brilliant paragraphs appeared in the
Post of June 22, 1896.
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