“H.H. Munro wrote a great many light and often very funny send-ups of the stifling conventions and manners of the Edwardian age. But on the other hand, three of the first eight stories in the book involve corpses, with two of these being small children eaten by wild animals.” -Emily St. John Mandel rereads The Best of Saki  [Image via The Guardian]
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“H.H. Munro wrote a great many light and often very funny send-ups of the stifling conventions and manners of the Edwardian age. But on the other hand, three of the first eight stories in the book involve corpses, with two of these being small children eaten by wild animals.” -Emily St. John Mandel rereads The Best of Saki 

[Image via The Guardian]