Studies in Short Fiction

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Articles in Fall 1999 issue of Studies in Short Fiction

• "Loyal saints or devious rascals": domestic servants in Edith Wharton's stories "The Lady's Maid's Bell" and "All Souls'"
  by Sherrie A. Inness
• Mavis Gallant
  by Tracy Ware
• "Bad Breath": Gerald Vizenor's Lacanian fable
  by Linda Lizut Helstern
• Pedagogy of the undressed: Sherwood Anderson's Kate Swift
  by Belinda Bruner
• Mythmaking and the consequence of "soul history" in Jim Harrison's Legends of the Fall
  by Patrick A. Smith
• "Brightness falls": magic in the short stories of Mary Butts
  by Roslyn Reso Foy
• "Inextricable disordered ranges": Mary Austin's ecofeminist explorations in Lost Borders
  by Beverly A. Hume
• Memorials and monuments: historical method and the construction of memory in F. Scott Fitzgerald's "The Ice Palace"
  by David W. Ullrich
• The Self-Made Brain Surgeon And Other Stories
  by David Dougherty
• William Trevor: the Writer and His Work
  by Michael L. Storey
• In memoriam—William Harwood Peden
• Margaret Atwood Revisited
  by W.S. Hampl