Studies in Short Fiction

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Articles in Summer, 1997 issue of Studies in Short Fiction

• The Feminization of Roaring Camp: Bret Harte and The American Woman's Home - Critical Essay
  by Axel Nissen
• SCHOOM. - Review - book reviews
  by Rob Jacklosky
• Bartleby the Socratic - Critical Essay
  by Andre Furlani
• Monday's Meal: Stories. - Review - book reviews
  by Peter Donahue
• Understanding Flannery O'Connor. - Review - book reviews
  by Gary R. Grund
• Spatial Confinement in Hemingway's "Cat in the Rain" - Critical Essay
  by Darren Felty
• New York, New York. - Review - book reviews
  by Sanford Pinsker
• The Prudent Samaritan: Melville's "Bartleby, the Scrivener" as Parody of Christ's Parable to the Lawyer - Critical Essay
  by Steven Doloff
• Nervous Dancer: Stories. - Review - book reviews
  by Linda P. Hollandsworth
• Eudora Welty: A Study Of The Short Fiction. - Review - book reviews
  by Jennifer Thomas
• Being Operated On: Hemingway's "The Gambler, the Nun, and the Radio" - Critical Essay
  by Adrian Bond
• Seduction Theory: Stories. - Review - book reviews
  by Rob Jacklosky
• Colonizers, Cannibals, and the Horror of Good Intentions in Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness - Critical Essay
  by Carola M. Kaplan
• A .38 Special And A Broken Heart: Short-Short Stories. - Review - book reviews
  by Charlotte M. Wright
• Not So Simple: The "Simple" Stories By Langston Hughes. - Review - book reviews
  by Michele L. Simms-Burton
• "Paul's Case": A Narcissistic Personality Disorder, 301.81 - Critical Essay
  by Rob Saari
• Angus Wilson: A Biography. - Review - book reviews
  by Jay L. Halio
• Camus's "The Silent Men" and "The Guest": Depictions of Absurd Awareness - Critical Essay
  by Rob Roy McGregor
• The Acid House. - Review - book reviews
  by Lyall Bush
• After The Whale: Melville In The Wake Of Moby-Dick. - Review - book reviews
  by Bill R. Gillis
• Relativism and the Expression of Value Judgments in Henry James's "The Next Time" - Critical Essay
  by Jose Antonio Alvarez Amoros
• A Book That Was Lost And Other Stories - Review
  by Mark Bernheim
• Humor & Revelation In American Literature: The Puritan Connection. - Review - book reviews
  by Jason Gary Horn
• "Not my mother, not my sister, but it's me, O Lord, standing …": Alice Walker's "The Child Who Favored Daughter" as Neo-Slave Narrative - Critical Essay
  by Neal A. Lester
• Four Decades: New And Selected Stories. - Review - book reviews
  by Richard Plant
• Reading At The Social Limit: Affect, Mass Culture And Edgar Allan Poe. - Review - book reviews
  by Timothy H. Scherman