This issue of the Carlton Miscellaney includes one of M.F.K. Fisher's finest short story, titled "What Happened To Miss Browning?". In 1935, a bored and frustrated boarding school teacher runs away and hides out in the attic storeroom of a Japanese shopkeeper. The article was originally set for 1941 publication in Sat Eve Post, but after the Pearl Harbor bombing it was pulled. The story received Carleton College's Second Centennial Award for Prose. Also printed in Reardon's anthology of short Fisher pieces titled A Stew or a Story.