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When Porter hurried out after midnight to mail the just-finished manuscript of ‘‘Flowering Judas’’ to the editors of the magazine Hound and Horn in 1929, Porter was an obscure writer, hoping that she was on the verge of a breakthrough. Because she had not yet established her reputation when Harcourt Brace accepted a collection including ‘‘Flowering Judas’’ and five other stories for publication the following year, they agreed to print the book only as a limited edition. Flowering Judas and Other Stories did not sell widely for this reason, but the collection...
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