In one of this man's short stories, Downing Madwell sees a wild pig and a wounded horse before killing Caffal Halcrow, while another story describes a deaf child who is amused by a group of wound soldiers. In addition to "Coup de Grace" and "Chickama
In one of this man's short stories, Downing Madwell sees a wild pig and a wounded horse before killing Caffal Halcrow, while another story describes a deaf child who is amused by a group of wound soldiers. In addition to "Coup de Grace" and "Chickamauga," this man's last days before his disappearance were the focus of Fuentes' The Old Gringo. He also wrote about a character who imagines his escape from the gallows, Peyton Farquhar. For 10 points, identify this author of "An Occurrence at Owl-Creek Bridge" and Devil's Dictionary.
In one of this man's short stories, Downing Madwell sees a wild pig and a wounded horse before killing Caffal Halcrow, while another story describes a deaf child who is amused by a group of wound soldiers.
Ambrose Gwinnett {Bierce}