THE LOST AND FOUND STORIES OF MORLEY CALLAGHAN

Toronto: Totem Press - Collins Publishers, 1986. Book. Illus. by Philip Surrey; George Grosz;. Very Good-. Soft cover. First Printing - First Thus. 12mo. 252 pp. Trade paperback format. Light wear on the corners with some minor creasing on the front cover and an uncreased spine; no interior markings. The cover features Green Cityscape by Philip Surrey; interior line drawings by George Grosz. Just as Callaghan was getting his career going, his friend Ernest Hemingway helped him out by writing to a publisher, saying, "He seems to me like a kid that is worth doing something about..." This story collection contains: Foreword by Barry Callaghan; Introduction by Morley Callaghan; An Enemy of the People; Loppy Phelan's Double Shoot; The Chiseller; The Fugitive; The Sentimentalists; Lady in a Green Dress; The New Kid; Poolroom; The Thing That Happened to Uncle Adolphe; Just Like Her Mother; A Boy Grows Older; A Couple of Million Dollars; The Lucky Lady; A Pair of Long Pants; With an Air of Dignity; The Fiddler on Twenty-Third Street; All Right Flatfoot; A Little Beaded Bag; Big Jules; This Man My Father; The Way It Ended; The Consuming Fire; On the Edge of a World; The Novice; Hello America; and Rendezvous..