Seeking O 'Henry's Path of Destiny
OHenry (November 14, 1862-April 17, 1910) was originally named William Sidney Porter. He was an American short story writer, drama, and founder of modern American short stories. He was regarded as one of the masters of American literature. His works were often popular with readers for their humor, wit, and unexpected plot structure. "The Road Not Taken" was a famous novel by O. Henry, which told the story of a young man named Albert Haller, who made his way through New York City. The novel narrates from Haber's point of view and reflects the various ills of American society and the complexity of human nature in the 1920s through his experiences. The novel is divided into three parts, which describe Haber's experiences in bars, restaurants, and hotels, as well as his encounters in literature, music, and social activities. The Road to Destiny was widely read and studied as one of O 'Henry's masterpieces. The novel has been translated into many languages and has a wide readership around the world.