Which Roald Dahl story collection includes the tale “The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar”?

The tale “The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar” appears in The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar and Six More.

Published in 1977, the collection contains seven pieces of fiction and nonfiction. Its title story follows Henry Sugar, a wealthy man who learns about a person capable of seeing without using his eyes. Henry initially wants to exploit the ability for gambling, but the story changes direction as he considers how to use his winnings.

The volume also includes “The Hitchhiker,” “The Landlady,” “The Boy Who Talked with Animals,” “The Swan,” “The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar,” “Lucky Break” and “A Piece of Cake.” These pieces show Dahl moving between invention, memoir and unsettling human drama.

The title is sometimes shortened in conversation, but the full collection title includes “and Six More,” accurately indicating the number of additional pieces.