The forms of fiction
By: [by] John Gardner and Lennis Dunlap
Contributors: Dunlap, Lennis, joint ed.
Publisher: Random House
Published: 1962
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 657
Subjects: Fiction -- Collections.
Table of contents: title: The modern writer's use of the sketch, fable, yarn, and tale:  Porter / The witness; title: Hemingway / After the storm; title: Thurber / The unicorn in the garden; title: Hawthorne / Wakefield; title: Kafka / A country doctor; title: Twain / Baker's bluejay yarn; title: Anderson / Death in the woods; title: Faulkner / Spotted horses; title: Poe / Ligeia; title: Dinesen / Sorrow-acre; title: Dostoevsky / The gentleman from San Francisco; title: Bunin / The peasant Marey; title: Tolstoy / Three deaths; title: de Maupassant / The piece of string; title: Chekhov / A trifling occurrence; title: Joyce / The sisters; title: Mansfield / The fly; title: Pirandello / War; title: Babel / The story of my dovecot; title: Steinbeck / The chrysanthemums; title: O'Flaherty / Two lovely beasts; title: Taylor / The fancy woman; title: O'Connor / A good man is hard to find; title: Crane / The blue hotel; title: Conrad / The secret sharer; title: Trilling / Of this time, of that place; title: James / The jolly corner; title: Lawrence / The fox; title: Melville / Benito Cereno; title: Mann / Death in Venice.