H. C. Bunner

Henry Cuyler Bunner was the editor of Puck for many years, and was responsible for making the magazine highly influential.
Not only was he a great magazine editor, but occasionally turned out clever (lengthy) short stories that
were often quite humorous, and featured deeply drawn, sympathetic characters. We do not
feature Bunner stories very often in the Basement, but may add some more from time to time.

Here are the Bunner stories we have presented so far:

NOTE: The stories in this index have been updated to the New Server Host at libsyn.com!

87 H. C. Bunner - The Cumbersome Horse
88 H. C. Bunner - Mr. Wick's Aunt
89 H. C. Bunner - Cutwater of Seneca
90 H. C. Bunner - A Sisterly Scheme - 1890
91 H. C. Bunner - What Mrs. Fortescue Did
150 Goin' Hollywood - H. C. Bunner - Zenobia's Infidelity - 1891
324 H. C. Bunner - What Mrs. Fortescue Did (re-recording)- 1894
370 Stories About Books and Publishing - H. C. Bunner - Mr. Vincent Egg and the Wages of Sin - 1894
1417 H. C. Bunner - The Zadoc Pine Labor Union - 1887

All of the stories in Mister Ron's Basement are indexed on the Catalog Page at: http://ronevry.com/Mister_Rons_Full_Catalog.html