The New Gulliver, and Other Stories

Barry Pain (1864–1928) was a prolific English writer, known for his contributions to the literature of humor and the fantastical. Crafting his narratives with a sharp and often satirical edge, Pain's work encompasses a variety of genres, including parody, horror, and the journalistic essay. His literary style is marked by wit and a clear fluency in the contemporary vernacular of his time. Best kno...