First published in 1906, The Flock is a collection of short stories by Mary Hunter Austin, a pioneering feminist and nature writer of the American West. The stories explore the lives of rural women and their relationships with the natural world, offering a nuanced portrayal of gender, race, and class in early twentieth-century America.

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