Stories, essays & memoir
By: Eudora Welty.
Series: Library of America -- 102
Publisher: Library of America; Distributed to the trade by Penguin Putnam
Published: 1998
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 976
Subjects: Welty, Eudora, -- 1909- -- Childhood and youth; Welty, Eudora, -- 1909- -- Authorship; Short stories, American -- Women authors; Women authors, American -- 20th century -- Biography; Southern States -- Social life and customs -- Fiction; Mississippi -- Social life and customs
Genres: Biography; Fiction
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 960-976).
Table of contents: title: Li1y Daw and the three ladies; title: A piece of news; title: Petrified man; title: The key; title: Keela, the outcast Indian maiden; title: Why I live at the P.O.; title: The Whistle; title: The hitch-hikers; title: A memory; title: Clytie; title: Old Mr. Marblehall; title: Flowers for Marjorie; title: A curtain of green; title: A visit of charity; title: Death of a traveling salesman; title: Powerhouse; title: A worn path; title: First love; title: The wide net; title: A still moment; title: Asphodel; title: The winds; title: The purple hat; title: Livvie; title: At the landing; title: Shower of gold; title: June recital; title: Sir Rabbit; title: Moon Lake; title: The whole world knows; title: Music from Spain; title: The wanderers; title: No place for you, my love; title: The burning; title: The bride of Innisfallen; title: Ladies in spring; title: Circe; title: Kin; title: Going to Naples.; title: Where is the voice coming from?; title: The demonstrators.