This fully illustrated anthology gathers thirty-five of Shirley Jackson's most compelling short stories, offering a wide-ranging journey through her darkly imaginative and psychologically rich world. Known for her mastery of quiet horror, subtle irony, and deep insight into human nature, Jackson crafts tales that are as unsettling as they are beautifully written. From the eerie ambiguity of The Daemon Lover to the chilling simplicity of All She Said Was Yes, and the quiet menace of The Missing Girl, each story showcases Jackson's unique talent for revealing the strangeness lurking beneath ordinary life. Whether exploring social alienation, domestic tension, or surreal psychological descent, her fiction remains haunting, relevant, and impossible to forget. Enhanced with evocative illustrations that mirror the mood and mystery of each piece, 35 Stories by Shirley Jackson is both a tribute to one of America's literary greats and a gripping collection for readers who appreciate fiction that disturbs as much as it delights. Contents: - About Two Nice People - After You, My Dear Alphonse - Afternoon in Linen - All She Said Was Yes - Alone in a Den of Cubs - Charles - Colloquy - Come Dance with Me in Ireland - The Daemon Lover - The Dummy - Family Magician - A Fine Old Firm - The Friends - A Great Voice Stilled - Journey with a Lady - Like Mother Used to Make - Little Old Lady In Great Need - The Lottery - Men with Their Big Shoes - The Missing Girl - The Most Wonderful Thing - Mrs. Melville Makes a Purchase - The Omen - On the House - One Ordinary Day, With Peanuts - The Order of Charlotte - Pillar of Salt - The Renegade - Seven Types of Ambiguity - The Tooth - Trial by Combat - The Villager - When Things Get Dark - Whistlers Grandmother

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