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Pirandello, Luigi 1867-1936: Critical Essay by Walter Starkie

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SOURCE: "Pirandello, Novelist and Short-Story Writer," in Luigi Pirandello, revised edition, John Murray, 1937, pp. 94-126.

An educator and critic who specialized in the Romance languages, Starkie is best known for his tales of gypsy life, drawn from his own experiences living among them in Europe. In the following excerpt, he provides an overview of Pirandello's short fiction.

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