George Gissing, a prolific English author, crafted a rich tapestry of novels and short stories that delve deep into the human experience. Renowned for his novel, The Odd Women, which drew inspiration from the works of George Eliot—an author he greatly admired—Gissing’s narratives often reflect a critical eye on the working-class life he intimately knew, particularly during his years in the United States. This captivating collection of stories spans the spectrum from humor to tragedy, as Gissing cleverly highlights the human frailties of his characters—such as egotism, self-satisfaction, and pomposity. Join us for a journey through the intricate web of Gissings storytelling, narrated by Kirsten Wever.
House of Cobwebs and Other Stories
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George Gissing, a prolific English author, crafted a rich tapestry of novels and short stories that delve deep into the human experience. Renowned for his novel, The Odd Women, which drew inspiration from the works of George Eliot—an author he greatly admired—Gissing’s narratives often reflect a critical eye on the working-class life he intimately knew, particularly during his years in the United States. This captivating collection of stories spans the spectrum from humor to tragedy, as Gissing cleverly highlights the human frailties of his characters—such as egotism, self-satisfaction, and pomposity. Join us for a journey through the intricate web of Gissings storytelling, narrated by Kirsten Wever.
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February 23, 2026
015 - The Pig and Whistle
George Gissing, a prolific English author, crafted a rich tapestry of novels and short stories that delve deep into the human experience. Renowned for his novel, The Odd Women, which drew inspiration from the works of George Eliot—an author he greatly admired—Gissing’s narratives often reflect a critical eye on the working-class life he intimately knew, particularly during his years in the United States. This captivating collection of stories spans the spectrum from humor to tragedy, as Gissing cleverly highlights the human frailties of his characters—such as egotism, self-satisfaction, and pomposity. Join us for a journey through the intricate web of Gissings storytelling, narrated by Kirsten Wever.
February 23, 2026
014 - The Salt of the Earth
George Gissing, a prolific English author, crafted a rich tapestry of novels and short stories that delve deep into the human experience. Renowned for his novel, The Odd Women, which drew inspiration from the works of George Eliot—an author he greatly admired—Gissing’s narratives often reflect a critical eye on the working-class life he intimately knew, particularly during his years in the United States. This captivating collection of stories spans the spectrum from humor to tragedy, as Gissing cleverly highlights the human frailties of his characters—such as egotism, self-satisfaction, and pomposity. Join us for a journey through the intricate web of Gissings storytelling, narrated by Kirsten Wever.
February 23, 2026
013 - A Lodger in Maze Pond
George Gissing, a prolific English author, crafted a rich tapestry of novels and short stories that delve deep into the human experience. Renowned for his novel, The Odd Women, which drew inspiration from the works of George Eliot—an author he greatly admired—Gissing’s narratives often reflect a critical eye on the working-class life he intimately knew, particularly during his years in the United States. This captivating collection of stories spans the spectrum from humor to tragedy, as Gissing cleverly highlights the human frailties of his characters—such as egotism, self-satisfaction, and pomposity. Join us for a journey through the intricate web of Gissings storytelling, narrated by Kirsten Wever.
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