The Story and Its Writer An Introduction to Short Fiction
by Ann Charters
FOR INSTRUCTORS
Some things to note about this shorter second edition:
1. 55 stories by 49 major writers. A compact edition of a best-selling anthology, this new text has fewer stories and commentaries, but retains all of the longer book's flexible editorial apparatus.
2. 28 commentaries allow students to hear directly from short story writers about the short story. 24 of the writers -as well as three other important literary figures - comment on the form of the short story, on specific stories in the book, and on writing short fiction.
3. Flexible and abundant editorial apparatus. Appendices on the history of the short story form, the elements of fiction, and writing about short stories, plus extensive headnotes and a glossary of literary terms, are designed to enhance rather than intrude upon or restrict the reading of the stories.
4. Comprehensive Instructor's Manual. Resources for Teaching The Story and Its Writer, bound into this Instructor's Edition of the text, contains explications of each story, questions and writing assignments, short bibliographies, a list of films and videos on the short stories, and a thematic index of the stories.
Some things to note about this shorter second edition:
1. 55 stories by 49 major writers. A compact edition of a best-selling anthology, this new text has fewer stories and commentaries, but retains all of the longer book's flexible editorial apparatus.
2. 28 commentaries allow students to hear directly from short story writers about the short story. 24 of the writers -as well as three other important literary figures - comment on the form of the short story, on specific stories in the book, and on writing short fiction.
3. Flexible and abundant editorial apparatus. Appendices on the history of the short story form, the elements of fiction, and writing about short stories, plus extensive headnotes and a glossary of literary terms, are designed to enhance rather than intrude upon or restrict the reading of the stories.
4. Comprehensive Instructor's Manual. Resources for Teaching The Story and Its Writer, bound into this Instructor's Edition of the text, contains explications of each story, questions and writing assignments, short bibliographies, a list of films and videos on the short stories, and a thematic index of the stories.
SHORT STORYSHORT STORIES
RELEASED1990
PUBLISHERBedford Books of St. Martin's Press
LENGTH845
LANGUAGEEN
Ann Charters is a professor of American Literature at the University of Connecticut at Storrs. She is a Jack Kerouac and Beat Generation scholar.
The Story and Its Writer An Introduction to Short Fiction
by Ann Charters
FOR INSTRUCTORS
Some things to note about this shorter second edition:
1. 55 stories by 49 major writers. A compact edition of a best-selling anthology, this new text has fewer stories and commentaries, but retains all of the longer book's flexible editorial apparatus.
2. 28 commentaries allow students to hear directly from short story writers about the short story. 24 of the writers -as well as three other important literary figures - comment on the form of the short story, on specific stories in the book, and on writing short fiction.
3. Flexible and abundant editorial apparatus. Appendices on the history of the short story form, the elements of fiction, and writing about short stories, plus extensive headnotes and a glossary of literary terms, are designed to enhance rather than intrude upon or restrict the reading of the stories.
4. Comprehensive Instructor's Manual. Resources for Teaching The Story and Its Writer, bound into this Instructor's Edition of the text, contains explications of each story, questions and writing assignments, short bibliographies, a list of films and videos on the short stories, and a thematic index of the stories.
Some things to note about this shorter second edition:
1. 55 stories by 49 major writers. A compact edition of a best-selling anthology, this new text has fewer stories and commentaries, but retains all of the longer book's flexible editorial apparatus.
2. 28 commentaries allow students to hear directly from short story writers about the short story. 24 of the writers -as well as three other important literary figures - comment on the form of the short story, on specific stories in the book, and on writing short fiction.
3. Flexible and abundant editorial apparatus. Appendices on the history of the short story form, the elements of fiction, and writing about short stories, plus extensive headnotes and a glossary of literary terms, are designed to enhance rather than intrude upon or restrict the reading of the stories.
4. Comprehensive Instructor's Manual. Resources for Teaching The Story and Its Writer, bound into this Instructor's Edition of the text, contains explications of each story, questions and writing assignments, short bibliographies, a list of films and videos on the short stories, and a thematic index of the stories.
SHORT STORYSHORT STORIES
RELEASED1990
PUBLISHERBedford Books of St. Martin's Press
LENGTH845
LANGUAGEEN
Ann Charters is a professor of American Literature at the University of Connecticut at Storrs. She is a Jack Kerouac and Beat Generation scholar.
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