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THE LOTTERY, OR THE ADVENTURES OF JAMES HARRIS (1949) by Shirley Jackson
This volume has appeared under a number of variant titles over the years but is principally known for its inclusion of that macabre and enigmatic classic, ‘The Lottery’, which along with The Haunting of Hill House probably remains Shirley Jackson’s best known single work. … Continue reading
