Published in November 1911, The Open Window is a short story by the master Hector Hugh Munro (H. H. Munro), who used his pen name Saki. The tiny story of hardly three pages reveals a great deal about human psychics while drawing a line between the young and the adult minds. It dwells in many moods, drawing the readers from one state to another.
It also shows how tough it can be to determine the truth in a story.
Classics, Fiction, Short Stories, Humor, Read For School, Mystery, Horror, British Literature, Comedy
