Frank R. Stockton

Biography

Frank R. Stockton charmed readers with wit and imagination, penning parables and short stories that balanced moral depth with whimsical invention. His most famous tale, “The Lady, or the Tiger?,” epitomized his gift for posing moral puzzles that left readers reflecting long after the last sentence.

At The Woodlands, he remained a quiet yet respected presence among Philadelphia’s literary community, nurturing the art of storytelling with humor and kindness. His steady hand on the pen shaped an enduring legacy of creative expression for adults and children alike.