Trolley Folly

Henry Wallace Phillips's "Trolley Folly" collects classic American short stories imbued with humor and a distinctive Western flavor. These tales, showcasing Phillips's unique voice, offer a glimpse into a bygone era.

Explore a range of engaging narratives, from lighthearted moments to spirited adventures. Phillips masterfully weaves together elements of Western fiction with touches of gentle comedy, creating stories that resonate with their warmth and wit. While a few stories involve trolleys, the collection's focus is Phillips's distinctive storytelling.

Rediscover the charm of these carefully curated short stories, where memorable characters and lively prose transport you to the heart of early 20th-century America. "Trolley Folly" is a celebration of enduring American storytelling, perfect for anyone who appreciates finely crafted fiction.

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