writings of O. Henry

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The writings of O. Henry are a celebrated body of short stories renowned for their wit, vivid depictions of everyday life, and trademark twist endings.

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instanceOf literaryWorkCollection
shortStoryCollection
adaptedInto films
radio dramas
television episodes
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator O. Henry NERFINISHED
genre American literature
humorous fiction
realist fiction
short story
hasPart A Retrieved Reformation NERFINISHED
After Twenty Years NERFINISHED
Cabbages and Kings NERFINISHED
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Roads of Destiny NERFINISHED
Sixes and Sevens NERFINISHED
Strictly Business NERFINISHED
The Cop and the Anthem NERFINISHED
The Duplicity of Hargraves NERFINISHED
The Four Million NERFINISHED
The Furnished Room NERFINISHED
The Gentle Grafter NERFINISHED
The Gift of the Magi NERFINISHED
The Last Leaf NERFINISHED
The Ransom of Red Chief NERFINISHED
The Skylight Room NERFINISHED
The Trimmed Lamp NERFINISHED
Whirligigs NERFINISHED
influencedBy American small-town life
urban life in New York City
influenceOn development of the modern short story
language English
literaryMovement American realism NERFINISHED
literaryStyle concise prose
irony
wordplay
notableCharacteristic twist endings
vivid depictions of everyday life
witty narration
period early 20th century
late 19th century
reception widely popular with general readers
theme everyday heroism
human kindness
irony of fate
love
poverty
sacrifice
social class
typicalSetting American South NERFINISHED
New York City NERFINISHED

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