Two exquisite collections of stories and a Whitbread Award-winning novel brought together with an introduction from Alan Hollinghurst.

'An odd, sideways but utterly convincing glimpse into a lost world.'
-- Esther Freud

'Francis Wyndham's dissecting ear for enigmatic tension...is at its most acute in his short stories.' -- Nicky Haslam, The Spectator

'Subtlety ... comic lightness of touch...Beautifully written, full of emotional honesty, these are stories to savour, and reread.' -- The Times

'Tenderly and faithfully written.' -- Anita Brookner, The Spectator

'The Other Garden and Collected Stories is subtle and sophisticated, offering the reader hours of unalloyed pleasure'
-- Daily Express

'The fineness of [his] observations, their painful and amusing accuracy, are testament to the enduring pleasures of Francis Wyndham's fiction' -- Times Literary Supplement

'These tales are both sophisticated and big-hearted, fragile and defiant'
-- UntitledBooks.com

'This is astonishing: sure, acute and disarmingly gentle. Without doubt, Wyndham is a master of the form.' -- Pick of the Paperbacks - The Observer

'a book of gentle pleasures, subtle but sophisticated and offers the reader a most satisfying entertainment' -- 3Sixty magazine

`Wyndham at his elegiac best' -- Independent