Twenty-one glimpses into a world of complexity, conflict, and character.

In Twenty-One Tales, Rudyard Kipling presents a curated selection of his finest short fiction, many set against the backdrop of British India. Through vivid settings and psychologically nuanced characters, Kipling explores the intersections of power, culture, loyalty, and personal morality.

The stories are known for:

• Strong narrative control and tight structure

• Memorable characters shaped by duty and circumstance

• Subtle irony and layered meaning

• A rich portrayal of colonial-era environments

Kipling’s storytelling blends realism with sharp insight into human behavior, often revealing the tensions between authority and vulnerability. His prose is both descriptive and economical, making each tale impactful and thought-provoking.

This collection is ideal for readers interested in classic short fiction and the literary landscape of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Publisher: THE REPRINT SOCIETY LONDON

Language : English

Binding: Hard Cover

Pages :472