Bunner Sisters is a novella published by Edith Wharton.
As Nancy Van Rosk writes, “’Bunner Sisters’ has had a long history of being overlooked. Rejected twice by Scribner's because of its length and its ‘being unsuitable to serial publication’”, [1] it was eventually published in the 1916 collection Xingu and Other Stories.
- ^ Van Rosk, Nancy (2012). "Prince Charming or Animal Bridegroom?: Fairy Tale Elements in Edith Wharton's "Bunner Sisters"". Journal of the Short Story in English. 58: 1–12.
Edith Wharton, Bunner Sisters, Grandfather Clock series, flower-ed 2019, ISBN 978-8885628540
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Bunner Sisters is a novella published by Edith Wharton.
As Nancy Van Rosk writes, “’Bunner Sisters’ has had a long history of being overlooked. Rejected twice by Scribner's because of its length and its ‘being unsuitable to serial publication’”, [1] it was eventually published in the 1916 collection Xingu and Other Stories.
- ^ Van Rosk, Nancy (2012). "Prince Charming or Animal Bridegroom?: Fairy Tale Elements in Edith Wharton's "Bunner Sisters"". Journal of the Short Story in English. 58: 1–12.
Edith Wharton, Bunner Sisters, Grandfather Clock series, flower-ed 2019, ISBN 978-8885628540
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