He founded The Rolling Stone, a comic magazine, in 1894, but it was not until he found himself in a Columbus prison for embezzlement five years later that he began to write stories of his own.
His posthumously published volumes include Sixes and Sevens, Rolling Stones, and Waifs and Strays. He founded The Rolling Stone, a comic magazine, in 1894, but it was not until he found himself in a Columbus prison for embezzlement five years later that he began to write stories of his own. FTP, identify this author of The Trimmed Lamp, The Four Million, and Cabbages and Kings, best known for stories with trick endings like The Luck of Roaring Camp and The Gift of the Magi.
His posthumously published volumes include Sixes and Sevens, Rolling Stones, and Waifs and Strays.
O. {Henry} (accept William Sydney {Porter})