Studies in Short Fiction

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Articles in Fall, 1998 issue of Studies in Short Fiction

• The politics of Kurt Vonnegut's "Harrison Bergeron" - Critical Essay
  by Darryl Hattenhauer
• Mary Wilkins Freeman: a Study Of The Short Fiction. - book review
  by Robert M. Luscher
• The opaque and the clear: the white fog incident in Conrad's "Heart of Darkness" - Critical Essay
  by John G. Peters
• A Close Shave with the Devil: Stories Of Dublin. - book review
  by Michael L. Storey
• Postgothic fiction: Joyce Carol Oates turns the screw on Henry James - Critical Essay
  by Diane Long Hoeveler
• Do the Windows Open? Stories. - book review
  by Gary R. Grund
• Protocols of violence: hunters, the Wife of Bath, and Pam Houston's Cowboys Are My Weakness - Article - Critical Essay
  by June Dwyer
• Capitalism, nationalism, and the American short story - Critical Essay
  by Joseph Urgo
• Looking westward: geographical distinctions in the regional short fiction of Mary Foote and Mary Austin - Critical Essay
  by Sherrie A. Inness
• Memory's narrative gossamer: configurations of desire in Eudora Welty's "A Memory" - Critical Essay
  by Stephen M. Fuller