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|a The American short story handbook /
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|a 1 online resource (viii, 315 pages).
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|a Cover; Title Page; Copyright; Contents; Preface; Part 1 Introduction; Part 2 Historical Overview of the American Short Story; The American Story to Washington Irving; The Age of Romanticism; Realism and Naturalism; American Modernism; The Contemporary American Short Story; Part 3 Notable Authors of American Short Stories; Washington Irving; Suggestions for Further Reading; Edgar Allan Poe; Suggestions for Further Reading; Nathaniel Hawthorne; Suggestions for Further Reading; Herman Melville; Suggestions for Further Reading; Mark Twain; Suggestions for Further Reading; Bret Harte.
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|a Suggestions for Further ReadingHenry James; Suggestions for Further Reading; Kate Chopin; Suggestions for Further Reading; Stephen Crane; Suggestions for Further Reading; O. Henry; Suggestions for Further Reading; Sarah Orne Jewett; Suggestions for Further Reading; Charles W. Chesnutt; Suggestions for Further Reading; Willa Cather; Suggestions for Further Reading; F. Scott Fitzgerald; Suggestions for Further Reading; Ernest Hemingway; Suggestions for Further Reading; John Steinbeck; Suggestions for Further Reading; William Faulkner; Suggestions for Further Reading; Jamaica Kincaid.
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|a Suggestions for Further ReadingTim O'Brien; Suggestions for Further Reading; Louise Erdrich; Suggestions for Further Study; Part 4 Great American Short Stories; Benjamin Franklin, ""The Speech of Polly Baker""; Suggestions for Further Reading; Ruri Colla, ""The Story of the Captain's Wife and an Aged Woman""; Suggestions for Further Reading; Washington Irving, ""Rip Van Winkle""; Suggestions for Further Reading; Nathaniel Hawthorne, ""Young Goodman Brown""; Suggestions for Further Reading; Edgar Allan Poe, ""The Cask of Amontillado""; Suggestions for Further Reading.
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|a Herman Melville, ""Bartleby, the Scrivener""Suggestions for Further Reading; Frances Ellen Watkins Harper, ""The Two Offers""; Suggestions for Further Reading; Hamlin Garland, ""Under the Lion's Paw""; Suggestions for Further Reading; Charlotte Perkins Gilman, ""The Yellow Wallpaper""; Suggestions for Further Reading; Henry James, ""The Real Thing""; Suggestions for Further Reading; Kate Chopin, ""Désirée's Baby""; Suggestions for Further Reading; Ambrose Bierce, ""An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge""; Suggestions for Further Reading; Stephen Crane, ""The Blue Hotel""
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|a Suggestions for Further ReadingFrank Norris, ""A Deal in Wheat""; Suggestions for Further Reading; Edith Wharton, ""The Other Two""; Suggestions for Further Reading; Willa Cather, ""A Wagner Matinée""; Suggestions for Further Reading; Jack London, ""To Build a Fire""; Suggestions for Further Reading; Jean Toomer, ""Blood-Burning Moon""; Suggestions for Further Reading; F. Scott Fitzgerald, ""Babylon Revisited""; Suggestions for Further Reading; Ernest Hemingway, ""Indian Camp""; Suggestions for Further Reading; John Steinbeck, ""The Chrysanthemums""; Suggestions for Further Reading.
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|a Short stories, American
|x History and criticism
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|a Nouvelles américaines
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