Most Recent Articles from Studies in Short Fiction

• Mavis Gallant 

  by Danielle Schaub. Twayne's World Authors Series. New York: Twayne, 1998. xv + 230 pages. $32. by Danielle Schaub. Twayne's World Authors...

  09/22/99 by Tracy Ware · More from publication

• Mythmaking and the consequence of "soul history" in Jim Harrison's Legends of the Fall 

  O History, as Carl Becker remarked, how many truths are committed in thy O History, as Carl Becker remarked, how many truths are committed in...

  09/22/99 by Patrick A. Smith · More from publication

• In memoriam—William Harwood Peden 

  It is with sadness that we inform our readers of the death on 23 July 1999 of Dr. William Harwood Peden, professor emeritus of English at the...

  09/22/99 · More from publication

• Margaret Atwood Revisited 

  by Karen F. Stein. Twayne's World Authors Series. New York: Twayne, 1999. xx + 176 pages. $35. by Karen F. Stein. Twayne's World Authors Series....

  09/22/99 by W.S. Hampl · More from publication

• "Loyal saints or devious rascals": domestic servants in Edith Wharton's stories "The Lady's Maid's Bell" and "All Souls'" 

  Critic Andrew Levy points out the importance of the indoors for Wharton: "Indoor metaphors were a leitmotif in her letters, essays, and fiction,...

  09/22/99 by Sherrie A. Inness · More from publication

• Pedagogy of the undressed: Sherwood Anderson's Kate Swift 

  Sherwood Anderson idealizes Kate Swift as "a tiny goddess on a pedestal" (160) (1) yet seemingly discards her once she has served her purpose....

  09/22/99 by Belinda Bruner · More from publication

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