Little Clothbound Classics, created by the talented Coralie Bickford-Smith, are seductive miniature collections of essays, novellas, and short tales by the greatest authors in history. The most talked-about lady of the decadent 1920s was Dorothy Parker, who was known as a hard-partying bad girl with a gift for one-liners that could be repeated endlessly. She expertly evokes the opulent Jazz Age in New York in the stories collected here, revealing both the glitz and the depravity. This list includes her masterpiece, "Big Blonde," as well as "The Standard of Living," "Mr. Durant," and other works.