In Minor Keys: The Uncollected Short Stories of George Moore

George Moore. Syracuse University Press, $0 (229pp) ISBN 978-0-8156-0212-5

Much admired for the architectonics of his realistic fiction, this Anglo-Irish cultural figure also had an influence on the development of the short story. PW noted that many of these hitherto unavailable short narratives ""explore the human psyche, dealing with what Moore termed `minor keys.' '' (September)

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