For 10 points, name this Victorian author of "The Interlopers" and "The Open Window."
In a story by this author, two characters plan to surprise the "whole region" by hunting wildfowl together and dining in each other's castles after they share a wine flask. A character's claim that "all hunting stories are the same" prompts the Baroness to tell one in which an escaped hyena eats a gypsy child in this author's story "Esmé." The single-word sentence "Wolves." ends a story by this author, in which hunters from the (*)  rival Znaeym and von Gradwitz families get trapped under a fallen tree in the Carpathians. In a story by this author, a girl with a specialty for "romance at short notice" invents a story about three hunters getting engulfed in a bog to frighten Mr. Nuttel when they return. For 10 points, name this Victorian author of "The Interlopers" and "The Open Window."
In a story by this author, two characters plan to surprise the "whole region" by hunting wildfowl together and dining in each other's castles after they share a wine flask.
Saki  [or Hector Hugh  Munro ] 