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The Flying Mail (Classic Reprint): The Railroad and the Churchyard: The Railroad and the Churchyard (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

M. Goldschmidt

 
9781331632092: The Flying Mail (Classic Reprint): The Railroad and the Churchyard: The Railroad and the Churchyard (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Explore a global collection of classic short stories, including a striking Nordic tale that threads ambition, memory, and community.

This volume gathers contemporary and near-contemporary voices from Europe and beyond, presenting fiction that ranges from intimate family dramas to broader social sketches. The included works offer vivid settings, clear characters, and enduring themes about faith, progress, and the ties that bind a village.


  • Experience tense, character-driven drama as a parish faces money, power, and the cost of progress.

  • Follow intimate portraits of families, communities, and individuals as they navigate change.

  • Read stories originally written in Nordic and other European languages, translated for modern readers.

  • Immerse yourself in varied storytelling styles, from quiet reflection to brisk, eventful plots.



Ideal for readers who enjoy world literature and a thoughtfully curated mix of short fiction from different cultures and eras.

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Excerpt from The Flying Mail: The Railroad and the Churchyard

I know that very well; but he is my only child, I want to do it handsomely. The priest took the money.

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