Great Esquire Fiction: The Finest Stories from the First Fifty Years

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L. Rust Hills
Penguin Books, 1983 - Fiction - 588 pages

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ERSKINE CALDWELL August Afternoon
1
WILLIAM SAROYAN Little Miss Universe
9
ERNEST HEMINGWAY The Horns of the Bull
19
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Great Esquire Fiction: The Finest Stories from the First Fifty Years
L. Rust Hills
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About the author (1983)

Rust Hills was the long time fiction editor of "Esquire." The author of the trilogy "The Memoirs of a Fussy Man," he divides his time between Florida & Connecticut.

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TitleGreat Esquire Fiction: The Finest Stories from the First Fifty Years
Penguin book
EditorL. Rust Hills
PublisherPenguin Books, 1983
ISBN0140068724, 9780140068726
Length588 pages
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