Shapes of Clay

Originally published in 1903, Shapes of Clay is a collection of short stories that showcase Bierce's wit, sardonic humor, and gift for the macabre. From tales of the supernatural to biting satires of politics and society, this volume offers a window into the mind of one of America's most distinctive literary voices.
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