The trouble is: stories of social dilemma.
Publisher: Dickenson Pub. Co.
Published: 1973
Place of publication: Encino, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 433
Subjects: Short stories, American.; American fiction -- 20th century.; Social problems -- Fiction.; United States -- Social life and customs -- 20th century -- Fiction.
Table of contents: title: Angry answer: violence: Eastlake, W. The biggest thing since Custer. Gerald, J. B. Blood letting. Cleaver, E. The flashlight. Oates, J. C. How I contemplated the world from the Detroit House of Correction and began my life all over again.; title: The big difference: race tension: Baldwin, J. Come out the wilderness. O'Connor, F. Everything that rises must converge. Thelwell, M. The organizer. Bowman, J. K. El Patrón. Roth, P. Eli, the fanatic.; title: A cold world: poverty: Ford, J. H. The bitter bread. Stegner, W. Pop goes the alley cat. Gropman, D. The heart of this or that man.; title: Transitions: the generation gap: Purdy, J. The cutting edge. Malamud, B. My son the murderer. Madden, D. No trace. Blake, G. A modern development. Welty, E. A visit of charity. Hemmingway, E. A clean, well-lighted place.; title: Escape hatch: drink and drugs: Pansing, N. P. The visitation. Bumpus, J. A world of beautiful children. Neuburg, P. Drop dead.; title: Dissensions: trouble in the family: Porter, K. A. The downward path to wisdom. Gold, H. Love and like. McCullers, C. The sojourner.