The Southern experience in short fiction
By: [by] Allen F. Stein [and] Thomas N. Walters.
Contributors: Walters, Thomas N., joint comp.
Publisher: Scott, Foresman
Published: 1971
Place of publication: Glenview, Ill
Language: eng
Number of pages: 260
Subjects: American fiction -- Southern States; Readers; Southern States -- Social life and customs -- Fiction
Table of contents: title: Barn burning, by W. Faulkner.; title: Old Red, by C. Gordon.; title: Long black song. The man who was almost a man. By R. Wright.; title: A late encounter with the enemy. The river. By F. O'Connor.; title: Venus, Cupid, folly and time, by P. Taylor.; title: To the open water, by J. H. Ford.; title: Reunion. The retrievers. By J. W. Corrington.; title: Battle royal. Flying home. By R. Ellison.; title: A fresh snow, by W. Humphrey.; title: The sky is gray, by E. J. Gaines.; title: The flim-flam man and the tent meeting, by G. Owen.; title: Texarkana was a crazy town, by G. Garrett.; title: Neighbors, by D. Oliver.; title: Where is the voice coming from? By E. Welty.; title: The soul's sting, by E. J. Cabbell.