The tunnel and the light
Subtitle: readings in modern fiction
By: [compiled by] Robert Lambert.
Series: Houghton books in literature
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin
Published: 1971
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 352
Subjects: Short stories.
Table of contents: title: From The painted bird, by J. Kosinski.; title: From The blood of the lamb, by P. De Vries.; title: Young Goodman Brown, by N. Hawthorne.; title: A clean, well-lighted place, by E. Hemingway.; title: From Catch-22, by J. Heller.; title: There will come soft rains, by R. Bradbury.; title: From The mysterious stranger, by S. Clemens.; title: Notes from the underground: I, by F. Dostoevsky.; title: From The trial, by F. Kafka.; title: The wall, by J.-P. Sarte.; title: Prologue to invisible man, by R. Ellison.; title: William Wilson, by E. A. Poe.; title: Silent snow, secret snow, by C. Aiken.; title: The tunnel, by F. Dürrenmatt.; title: Pigeon feathers, by J. Updike.; title: Two soldiers, by W. Faulkner.; title: Gimpel the fool, by I. B. Singer.; title: A tree, a rock, a cloud, by C. McCullers.; title: The loan, by B. Malamud.; title: Master and man, by L. Tolstoy.