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Join two of the early twentieth centurys beloved writers in this delightful duet of essays that explores gender dynamics with warmth and humor. While the perspectives may feel a bit dated, the wit and charm remain timeless. Summary by David Wales.

Irvin Shrewsbury Cobb, born on June 23, 1876, began his writing journey at the tender age of seventeen with the Paducah Daily News, his local newspaper. By nineteen, he had already made history as the youngest managing editor in the nation. A talented columnist, humorist, and author, Cobbs legacy isnt defined by horror or short stories; its his unparalleled wit that has left a lasting impression. Although he passed away on March 11, 1944, his work Cobbs Anatomy, among many others, continues to bring joy and laughter to readers, proving that a good sense of humor is timeless. (Summary by Carl ...

Irwin Cobbs delightful Europe Revised offers a witty travelogue that captures the essence of adventure with a comedic flair reminiscent of Mark Twain. With a heartfelt dedication that reads, To My Small Daughter Who bade me shed a tear at the tomb of Napoleon, which I was very glad to do, because when I got there my feet certainly were hurting me, Cobb invites readers to join him on a journey filled with laughter and insightful observations.

First published in 1913, "Fishhead" by Irwin S. Cobb takes place at real Reelfoot Lake, the largest lake south of the Ohio line mostly in Tennessee but extending up across what is now the Kentucky line. The protagonist, Fishhead, a halfbreed lives alone by his choice and by the choice of his neighbors because of his deformity that causes his head to resemble a fish. This story was written in 1913, and the narrators chosen to leave the N-word in as part of the narration, so please be aware. This is another nery creepy story, that no doubt influenced H.P. Lovecraft.

What could be better than a guided trip down into the heart of the Grand Canyon? How about great conversation, food, and a story about an unusual skunk that lives in the belly of the canyon? Yes, that would create a tale worth remembering - and a night worth forgetting. Narrated by Glenn Hascall.

Irvin S. Cobb’s Darkness is a gripping and eerie tale that explores fear, isolation, and the unsettling power of the unknown. Set in an environment where shadows seem to move and silence holds an eerie weight, the story follows a protagonist confronted with inexplicable horrors lurking just beyond the light. As tension builds and paranoia takes hold, Darkness weaves a masterful narrative that plays on psychological terror and atmospheric suspense.