The Collected Fiction of Katherine Mansfield, 1916-1922

'"We owe to her the prosperity of the 'free' story," Elizabeth Bowen said of Katherine Mansfield: "she untrammelled it from conventions." Here, at last, is the evidence in full: the edition Mansfield deserves.' Professor David Trotter, University of Cambridge 'This much needed and very welcome work does two important things: It gives us all of Mansfield's fiction, with useful notes; and it removes many of John Middleton Murry's intrusions into the stories he edited after Mansfield's death. We all owe the editors, Gerri Kimber and Vincent O'Sullivan, a debt of gratitude for this excellent edition of the work of a major modernist writer.' Professor Robert Scholes, Brown University The Edinburgh Edition of the Collected Fiction of Katherine Mansfield: Volume 2 Fiction 1916-1922 Edited by Gerri Kimber and Vincent O'Sullivan The first complete edition of Katherine Mansfield's fiction These two volumes collect together 219 of Mansfield's stories, including 4 newly discovered, previously unpublished stories. Together the volumes expand considerably upon the largest previous single collected edition of 85 stories. Gathered here are Mansfield's best-loved stories, stories uncollected, unpublished or left incomplete during her lifetime, the full text of The Aloe, from which Mansfield shaped her ground-breaking work Prelude, and her own manuscript versions of several stories later 'edited' by her husband, John Middleton Murry. The volumes are arranged in chronological order, so that readers can trace Mansfield's progress as a creative writer, month-by-month, from her first schoolgirl story in 1898 to her last completed story in July 1922. Mansfield will be read differently, and more accurately, as a result of this edition. The annotations and their cross-referencing to her letters and notebooks deepen what we know of the context and genesis of her fiction. This edition is testament to Mansfield's importance among twentieth century English-language writers and to her rare and original handling of the short story form. Gerri Kimber is a Senior Lecturer in Modernism at the University of Northampton. She is Chair of the Katherine Mansfield Society and co-editor of Katherine Mansfield Studies. She is the author of Katherine Mansfield: The View from France (2008), and A Literary Modernist: Katherine Mansfield and the Art of the Short Story (2008). She is co-editor of three essay collections: Katherine Mansfield and Literary Modernism (2011), Celebrating Katherine Mansfield: A Centenary Volume of Essays (2011), and Framed: Essays in French Studies. Vincent O'Sullivan, Professor Emeritus, Victoria University of Wellington, has published widely on Mansfield and is President of the Katherine Mansfield Society. He has edited, with Margaret Scott, the five volume edition of Katherine Mansfield's Collected Letters, published by Oxford University Press. He is also widely published as a poet, fiction writer, playwright, and biographer. The Edinburgh Edition of the Collected Works of Katherine Mansfield in 4 volumes

Fiction 1898-1915;
1898;
Enna Blake;
1899;
A Happy Christmas Eve;
1901;
The Great Examination;
1903;
The Pine Tree, The Sparrows, and You and I Misunderstood;
She;
A True Tale;
'It was a big bare house';
'I am afraid I must be very old-fashioned';
Two Ideas with One Moral;
1904;
Die Einsame (The Lonely One);
Your Birthday;
One Day;
1905;
About Pat;
1906;
My Potplants;
Les Deux Etrangeres;
Juliet;
'I was never happy', Huia said;
Memories;
The Tale of the Three;
1907;
L'Incendie;
Vignette: Summer in Winte;
Summer Idyll;
Night Came Swiftly;
She and the Boy;
or the Story of the Funny-Old-Thing;
'She unpacked her box';
Vignettes;
Vignette: Through the Autumn Afternoon;
Silhouettes;
In a Cafe;
In the Botanical Gardens;
Leves Amores;
The Story of Pearl Button;
Vignette: Sunset Tuesday;
'On waking next morning';
An Attempt;
Vignette: Westminster Cathedral 'She sat on the broad window-sill';
The Man, the Monkey and the Mask;
1908;
The Education of Audrey;
Juliette Delacour;
The Unexpected Must Happen;
Vignette: By the Sea;
In Summer;
The Yellow Chrysanthemum;
The Thoughtful Child;
Her Literary Aspirations;
Vignette: They are a ridiculous company;
The Thoughtful Child;
Rewa;
The Tiredness of Rosabel;
Study: The Death of a Rose;
Youth and Age;
Vignette: I look out through the window;
Almost a Tragedy: The Cars on Lambton Quay;
1909;
A God, One Day on Mount Olympus;
'He met her again on the Pier at Eastbourne';
Prose;
His Sister's Keeper;
1910;
The Child-Who-Was-Tired;
Germans at Meat;
Mary;
The Baron;
The Luft Bad;
At 'Lehmann's';
Frau Brechenmacher Attends a Wedding;
The Sister of the Baroness;
Frau Fischer;
A Fairy;
Story;
1911;
A Birthday;
The Modern Soul;
The Festival of the Coronation;
The Journey to Bruges;
Being a Truthful Adventure;
The Advanced Lady;
The Swing of the Pendulum;
A Blaze;
The Green Tree: A Fairy Story;
1912;
A Marriage of Passion;
At the Club;
The Woman at the Store;
Green Goggles;
Tales of a Courtyard;
How Pearl Button Was Kidnapped;
Spring in a Dream;
New Dresses;
The Little Girl;
The House;
Old Cockatoo Curl;
1913;
Ole Underwood;
Epilogue I: Pension Seguin;
Millie;
Epilogue II;
Bains Turcs;
Old Tar;
Maata;
Young Country;
Rose Eagle;
1914;
Something Childish But Very Natural;
KT and her sister;
Hydrangeas;
'There is always something wonderfully touching';
1915;
Brave Love;
The Little Governess;
The Beautiful Miss Richardson;
Spring Pictures;
Rough Sketch;
An Indiscreet Journey;
Autumns: I;
Autumns: II;
Stay-laces;
The Dark Hollow;
The Aloe;
Appendix A: Plan of Maata;.