The Scribner treasury

Annie Trumbull Slosson was a writer whose work you might recognize from The Scribner Treasury. She explored themes often found in classic American literature.

Carl Ewald is the author of The Scribner Treasury. He writes in the historical fiction genre.

Ernest Thompson Seton was a naturalist and artist, perhaps best known for his animal stories. His collection Historias de gatos offers a glimpse into his love for feline tales.

Frank R. Stockton was a writer whose work often brought a smile. He's best remembered for collections like "A Subtreasury of American Humor," which showcases his knack for wit and clever storytelling. If you enjoy a good laugh and sharp observations, you'll likely appreciate his contributions to American literature.

George Washington Cable was a writer known for his stories of Creole life in New Orleans. His work, including selections found in The Scribner Treasury, offers a vivid look at the region's culture and society.

H. C. Bunner was a writer whose work often explored American humor. He's best remembered for his collection, A Subtreasury of American Humor.

Henry Van Dyke is the author of the beloved collection, More Favorite Stories of Christmas Past. His work often explores themes of nature and faith, making him a wonderful find for anyone who enjoys classic holiday tales.

Sir ; British writer, journalist, lyricist, playwright, rector (*9 May 1860 - †19 June 1937)

Joel Chandler Harris was a writer who collected and retold Southern folktales, most famously the Uncle Remus stories. His work is a treasure trove of American humor and folklore.

John Galsworthy was born on August 14, 1867 in Kingston Hill, Surrey, England. He studied law and was called to the bar in 1890, but did not practice. He was a writer and actor. He won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1932. He allegedly declined knighthood but was awarded the O.M. (Order of Merit) in the 1929 King's Birthday Honours List for his services to literature. He died on January 31, 1933 in Grove Lodge, Hampshire, England.

Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews was a writer whose stories often appeared in Scribner's Magazine. Her collection, The Scribner Treasury, showcases her skill in crafting engaging narratives. She's a name you'll find if you're looking for classic American fiction.

Richard Harding Davis was a popular writer known for his adventure stories and war reporting. His work, like that found in The Scribner Treasury, captured the spirit of his time. He was a master of exciting tales that kept readers turning pages.

Ring Lardner was a sharp-witted American humorist whose work is collected in A Subtreasury of American Humor. He's known for his satirical take on everyday life and the foibles of human nature.

Thomas Nelson Page was a writer whose stories often captured the spirit of the American South. You might know him from his contributions to collections like The Scribner Treasury.