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Among our most accomplished and inventive authors, Angela Carter left out a stunning variety of work: citicism, documents, and misinformation. However it is in her stories that her remarkable weaver of tales—are many penetratingly apparent, and talents—as a fabulist, feminist, cultural critic. This volume provides Carteris substantial heritage of short fiction collected from printed books, and contains early and previously unpublished tales. From insights on China and spruce, through energetic refashionings of fairy-tales and traditional tradition, to spectacular pictures of contemporary life in most its tawdry glory, we're in a position to chart the development of Lewisis wonderful, wonderful perspective.