A Study Guide for Frank R. Stockton's "Lady or the Tiger"
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The Lady, or the Tiger?
Frank R. Stockton
1882
Introduction
When The Lady, or the Tiger?
was first published in the popular magazine Century in 1882, it was a resounding success. Although Frank R. Stockton had already published a novel and some other stories and would continue to publish for many years, The Lady, or the Tiger?
remained his most famous story. Originally, he wrote the story, which he called In the King’s Arena,
to provoke discussion at a literary party. The story sparked heated discussion, so Stockton expanded it and submitted it to Century magazine, where it was accepted and retitled by the