Studies in Short Fiction

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Articles in Wntr 1993 issue of Studies in Short Fiction

• Let the Dead Bury Their Dead. - book reviews
  by Jack B. Moore
• "The Journey to Panama": one of Trollope's best "tarts" - or, why you should read "The Journey to Panama" to develop your taste for Trollope
  by Denise Kohn
• Franz Kafka: Representative Man. - book reviews
  by Peter Wolfe
• Colette and the Fantom Subject of Autobiography. - book reviews
  by Patricia M. Gathercole
• Willa Cather: Writing at the Frontier. - book reviews
  by Alice Hall Petry
• The tardy evolution of the British short story
  by Dean Baldwin
• Colette. - book reviews
  by Patricia M. Gathercole
• A barbarous Eden: Joyce Carol Oates's first collection
  by Greg Johnson
• 'A Christmas Carol' and the masque
  by R.D. Butterworth
• Sacrificial rituals and anguish in the victim's heart in "Red Leaves."
  by Floyd C. Watkins
• Writers and Their Craft: Short Stories and Essays on the Narrative. - book reviews
  by Walter Cummins
• The Oxford Book of Gothic Tales. - book reviews
  by Henry L. Shapiro
• The narrative discourse of Thomas Wolfe's "I Have a Thing to Tell You."
  by John L. Idol, Jr.
• Albert Camus's "The Guest": a new look at the prisoner
  by Eberhard Griem
• The Collected Works of W.B. Yeats, vol. 12: John Sherman and Dhoya. - book reviews
  by Margaret Mills Harper
• Every Hunter Wants to Know: A Leningrad Life. - book reviews
  by Robbie Clipper Sethi
• A Short Wait Between Trains: An Anthology of War Short Stories by American Writers. - book reviews
  by Christopher Metress
• Till Eulenspiegel: His Adventures. - book reviews
  by Kevin J. Harty
• Bret Harte. - book reviews
  by Roscoe L. Buckland
• 'Le Torero' and "The Undefeated": Hemingway's foray into analytical cubism
  by James Plath
• "What's your title?" - 'The Turn of the Screw.'
  by Richard Sawyer
• Looking for the Arab: reading the readings of Camus's "The Guest."
  by D.F. Hurley