Ambrose Gwinnett Bierce (1842-1914) was an American author.
Short Biography:
He established his reputation as a master of supernatural and psychological horror with his "Tales of Soldiers and Civilians" in 1891 and "Can Such Things Be?" in 1893.
He also wrote "The Devil's Dictionary" in 1906, a collection of ironic definitions. He disappeared on a secret mission to Mexico.
Why is Ambrose Bierce famous?
Ambrose Bierce was an American author, journalist and short story writer.
No related sites found. If you are the webmaster of a website, blog or forum that contains related information to this page, we invite you to submit it for inclusion here.
Please add a link to our website before submitting your link(s).
Your link will be validated by our editors in about 48 hours.