Studies in Short Fiction

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Articles in Fall, 1993 issue of Studies in Short Fiction

• Skin. - book reviews
  by Daniel Frick
• The Incubator Ballroom: A Novella and Four Stories. - book reviews
  by Christopher Metress
• Vanishing Points: Two Novellas. - book reviews
  by Marty Ennes-Marvin
• The Rough Road Home: Stories by North Carolina Writers. - book reviews
  by Alice Hall Petry
• Jack London: A Definitive Chronology. - book reviews
  by Susan M. Nuernberg
• "Manabozho": a Native American resurrection myth
  by Nancy Tenfelde Clasby
• 'Howard Pyle's Book of Pirates' and male taciturnity in Hemingway's "A Day's Wait." - Ernest Hemingway
  by Susan F. Beegel
• De-centered symbols in "Endicott and the Red Cross."
  by Stephen Orton
• Modernity and femininity in 'He and She' by Julia Lopes de Almeida
  by Darlene J. Sadlier
• The Fickleman Suite and Other Stories. - book reviews
  by Peter Donahue
• Kitchen. - book reviews
  by Albert Howard Carter, III
• The Underdogs. - book reviews
  by Evelio Echevarria
• Fiction of the Home Place: Jewett, Cather, Glasgow, Porter, Welty, and Naylor. - book reviews
  by Sharon Felton
• Critical Essays on Charlotte Perkins Gilman. - book reviews
  by Heather Kirk Thomas
• The stigma of femininity in James Joyce's "Eveline" and "The Boarding House."
  by Earl G. Ingersoll
• The Collected Stories. - book reviews
  by Michael L. Storey
• Grandmother's Tale. - book reviews
  by K. Narayana Chandran
• Graham Greene: A Study of the Short Fiction. - book reviews
  by Brian Murray
• Jack London: The Movies, An Historical Essay. - book reviews
  by Susan M. Nuernberg
• The way we write now: the reality of AIDS in contemporary short fiction
  by Sharon Oard Warner
• Director of the World and Other Stories. - book reviews
  by Ron Tanner
• Women of Algiers in Their Apartment. - book reviews
  by Robbie Clipper Sethi
• A "masterpiece" of the "the educated eye": convention, gaze, and gender in Spofford's "Her Story." - Harriet Prescott Spofford
  by Eva Gold
• When "life … becomes literature": the Neo-Aristotelian poetics of Norman Maclean's "A River Runs Through It."
  by James E. Ford
• The "loathly landlady," Chagallian unions, and Malamudian parody: "The Girl of My Dreams" revisited
  by Joel Salzberg
• What's in a title? Alice Munro's "Carried Away."
  by Ildiko de Papp Carrington
• Sherwood Anderson's fear of sexuality: horses, men, and homosexuality
  by James Ellis