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"The Song of the Sad Cafe" collects seven of McCullers' legendary works, including his debut novel "The Prodigy" published at the age of 19, and six short stories and short stories published by McCullers in different periods. The novella "The Song of the Sad Cafe" is the most famous. There used to be a café in this town, an old boarded-up house that was unlike any other. There used to be tables covered with tablecloths, colorful paper bags fluttering in front of electric fans, and it was even more lively on Saturday nights. The cafe has been closed long ago, but everyone still remembers the stories that happened in the cafe...

It tells the weird and absurd love story between Miss Amelia, the criminal Marvin Macy and the hunchback Lemon in a small town. In a weird, mysterious and absurd way, it expresses a human theme as eternal as love - loneliness, and uses the absurdity of love to prove the inevitability of loneliness.

"Members of the Wedding" is considered McCullers' most mature work, "the loneliest song of the soul", "a small book that cannot add or subtract a word". The novel is set in a southern town in Georgia, revolves around a wedding, and tells the story of the 12-year-old girl Frankie's four-day summer experience. The main theme conveyed is that every lonely person is locked in their own inner space, unable to have any meaningful communication.

Obama's gift to his two daughters, a masterpiece of lonely novelist McCullers' word-of-mouth masterpiece! On August afternoons, the streets are empty and dusty. The summer wind is hot and dry, and the sky is as bright as glass. In this isolated small town, Miss Emilia fell in love with her hunchback cousin of unknown origin. No one can figure out how this love started. Rumor has it in the streets that Miss Emilia feeds lonely love. The liquor she brews is bitter, but it can unlock the secrets hidden in the dark heart. The hot flames cannot burn away loneliness, but they burn out an ending more cruel than death. This book contains seven masterpieces of short stories and short stories, including "The Song of the Sad Cafe", with a complete English version as an appendix.