College readings in the modern short story
By: edited with a review of the technique of the modern short story, by George R. MacMinn ... and Harvey Eagleson ... .
Contributors: Eagleson, Harvey.
Publisher: Ginn and Company
Published: 1931
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 473
Subjects: Short stories; Short story
Table of contents: title: The technique of the modern short story: I. Focusing of the story; title: II. The point of view; title: III. Order and movement; title: IV. Character-drawing; title: V. Setting; title: VI. Two special kinds of technique; title: VII. Constraints and variables; title: Specimens of the modern short story: Section one: Unlighted lamps / Sherwood Anderson; title: In necessity's mortar / James Branch Cabell; title: Ashes / Julia Peterkin; title: The last day / Michel Corday; title: Section two: Dusting / John McIntyre; title: The singing lesson / Katherine Mansfield; title: Grandma / Thrya Samter Winslow; title: The Punch and Judy Show / Mary Lispenard Cooper; title: The mouse / Laura Spencer Portor; title: A son of the gods / Ambrose Bierce; title: "Cafard" / John Galsworthy; title: Section three: The almond tree / Walker de la Mare; title: Laughter / L.N. Andreyev; title: The first short dress / Huguette Garnier; title: The mystery of Stella / E. Barrington; title: Section four: The doll in the pink silk dress / Leonard Merrick; title: Amy Foster / Joseph Conrad; title: The man in a case / Anton Chekhov; title: The two business men / Mary Johnston; title: Gabriel-Ernest / "Saki" (H.H. Munro); title: Little Miss Millett / Marin Armstrong; title: Section five: About the lillies of Sanluigi / Frederick Baron Corvo; title: Four meetings / Henry James; title: The sign of the broken sword / G.K. Chesterton; title: Section six: Sailor! sailor! / Wilbur Daniel Steele; title: Biographical notes; title: An analysis of Joseph Conrad's story "Amy Foster"; title: Suggested additional reading.