Reginald

"Reginald," published in 1904, marks the debut collection of Saki's biting satirical stories, featuring the witty and cynical young man-about-town, Reginald, as a vehicle for humorous critiques of Edwardian high society. Hector Hugh Munro, known as Saki, was a talented short story writer born in Burma who later became celebrated for his masterful storytelling. His pen name is associated with sharp, humorous tales, though his life was tragically cut short during World War I.