Instruction: Using the product's title, description, features, price, and brand, identify and retrieve the values associated with a specified set of target attributes. Output the extracted values along with their respective sources (e.g., title or feature) indicating where each value was found.

Input:
Product title: The Longman Anthology of Short Fiction: Stories and Authors in Context
Product description: *JN707, 0-321-08326-1, Gioia, Dana; Gwynn, R.S., The Longman Anthology of Short Fiction: Stories and Authors in Context, Compact Edition*/ The Longman Anthology of Short Fiction provides a comprehensive survey of the short story encompassing a rich global and historical mix in a way readers find accessible, engaging, and relevant. The selections present a diverse mix of classic, contemporary, and new voices. A unique feature, "Fact into Fiction" presents the factual account that inspired selected authors to write a particular work. For anyone interested in fiction., Dana Gioia is a poet, critic, and teacher. Born in Los Angeles, he attended Stanford and Harvard before taking a detour into business. ("Not many poets have a Stanford M.B.A., thank goodness!") After years of writing and reading late in the evenings after work, he quit a vice presidency to write and teach. He has published three collections of poetry: Daily Horoscope (1986); The Gods of Winter (1991); Interrogations at Noon (2001), winner of the 2001 American Book Award; an opera libretto, Nosferatu (2002); several anthologies; and an influential study of poetry's place in contemporary America, Can Poetry Matter? (1992). Gioia has taught at Johns Hopkins, Sarah Lawrence, Wesleyan (Connecticut), Mercer, and Colorado College. He is also the co-founder of the summer poetry conference at West Chester University in Pennsylvania and a frequent commentator on literature for the British Broadcasting Corporation. He currently lives in Santa Rosa, California, with his wife, Mary, two sons, and an ever growing number of cats., (The surname Gioia is pronounced JOY-A. As some of you may have already guessed, gioia is the Italian word for joy.)
Product brand: Visit Amazon's Dana Gioia Page
Target attributes: Fiction Form
Answer: attribute: fiction form
value: short story
source: product description