Son Of The Gods, A Horseman In The Sky & An Occurrence At Owl Creek Bridge

Ambrose Gwinnett Bierce was born June 24, 1842 was one of the great American short story writers though his talents extended to Journalism and as a critic.

With the motto 'Nothing matters' it can be safely assumed that no one was free from his scathing viewpoint.

As a writer he was distinctive. He would often employ abrupt openings, compacted descriptions, dark, worrying imagery.

In 1913, Bierce travelled to Mexico to gain at first-hand an experience of the Mexican Revolution.

Whilst travelling with the rebel forces he seemingly disappeared without a trace.

Here in this volume we bring you A Song Of The Gods and A Horseman In The Sky.

Fellow author Kurt Vonnegut called him a flawless American genius.