Mizener, Arthur;
Modern Short Stories: the uses of imagination
Compiled by Arthur Mizener
Norton, 1967, 744 pages
topics: | fiction-short | anthology
JOSEPH CONRAD : Heart of darkness F. SCOTT FITZGERALD : Babylon revisited MARY MCCARTHY : Artists in uniform DYLAN THOMAS : A story FRANK O'CONNOR : My Oedipus complex KATHERINE ANNE PORTER : The grave JOHN UPDIKE : Sense of shelter DORIS LESSING : The day Stalin died FLANNERY O'CONNOR : The artificial nigger HENRY JAMES : The tone of time The jolly corner The lesson of the master EDITH WHARTON : Roman fever ERNEST HEMINGWAY : The gambler, the nun, and the radio JAMES THURBER : A couple of hamburgers PHILIP ROTH : Defender of the faith J. F. POWERS : A losing game DAN JACOBSON : Beggar my neighbor JAMES AGEE : The waiting D. H. LAWRENCE : The odor of chrysanthemums The shadow in the rose garden The white stocking VLADIMIR NABOKOV : Pnin SHERWOOD ANDERSON : The egg JAMES JOYCE : Araby KATHERINE MANSFIELD : Her first ball BERNARD MALAMUD : Take pity RUDYARD KIPLING : The gardner WILLIAM FAULKNER : The fire and the hearth Delta autumn Raid ROBERT PENN WARREN : When the light gets green CAROLINE GORDON : Old red EUDORA WELTY : A worn path ANDREW LYTLE : Mister McGregor PETER TAYLOR : What you hear from 'Em? REYNOLDS PRICE : Uncle Grant