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