Magill's Quotations in Context, First Series

Frank N. Magill

Reference

Harpercollins

Masterplots 1981 Annual. Grolier's Literary Annual Essay Reviews of 100 Outstanding Books Published in the United States During 1980

Grolier Enterprises, Inc.

1,300 Critical Evaluations of Selected Novels and Plays Volume One A-Eno 1-652 (Offprints of all the New Material from the 12-Volume Revised Edition of Masterplots)

Salem Press

Great Events From History (Worldwide 20th Century Series, Volume 1)

History

Salem Press, Inc.

Book is used and has been withdrawn from service from a Library. Book has a Library Binding and the usual Library Stamps, Stickers, Card Holder, Library Markings. May or May Not have a Dust Jacket.

Contemporary literary scene, II

Literature & Fiction

Survey of Science Fiction Literature/With Bibliographic Supplement

Aperture

***This is all 7 of the volumes.***Critical Survey of Short Fiction is provided as an exhaustive examination of the history, characteristics, structure, and prime examples of literature's most popular form. There are three major divisions in this seven volume work, as outlined below: Essays, Authors, Current Authors. Essays are long, detailed, analytic treatments which synthesize a wide range of information, from the social and historical to the philosophic and religious to the technical and semantic. Clusters of essays examine the genres roots in such ancient forms as the ballot, the Bible narrative, the medieval epic; its development through modern chronological.; Its unique evolution in particular countries, regions, and ethnic groups. Because of the nature of short stories, the authors a set is arranged by authors rather than by works. Each author article includes at the beginning a list of printable short fiction works and brief sections discussing other literary forms in which the author wrote, influences on his work as well as the influence of his work on the writing of others, characteristics of his short fiction as a whole, and his biography. Finally the current authors section is a result of an invitation to several hundred current authors to contribute a one-page description of their work - their background, style, thematic concerns, and the like.

Critical Survey of Short Fiction

History & Criticism

Salem Press Englewood Cliffs, NJ

<p>***This is volume 1 of seven only.***"Critical Survey of Short Fiction" is provided as an exhaustive examination of the history, characteristics, structure, and prime examples of literature's most popular form. There are three major divisions in this seven volume work, as outlined below: Essays, Authors, Current Authors. Essays are long, detailed, analytic treatments which synthesize a wide range of information, from the social and historical to the philosophic and religious to the technical and semantic. Clusters of essays examine the genres roots in such ancient forms as the ballot, the Bible narrative, the medieval epic; its development through modern chronological.; Its unique evolution in particular countries, regions, and ethnic groups. Because of the nature of short stories, the authors a set is arranged by authors rather than by works. Each author article includes at the beginning a list of printable short fiction works and brief sections discussing other literary forms in which the author wrote, influences on his work as well as the influence of his work on the writing of others, characteristics of his short fiction as a whole, and his biography. Finally the current authors section is a result of an invitation to several hundred current authors to contribute a one-page description of their work - their background, style, thematic concerns, and the like. This particular volume deals with the first 406 essays with such topics as: Short Fiction Chronology, Terms and Techniques, Point of View, Short Fiction: Beginnings to 1800, 1840-1880, Etc., Language and Narrative in the Bible, Parables of Jesus of Nazareth, the Fabled Tradition, the Saga and Tháttr, and Ballad Narrative.</p>

Critical survey of short fiction

***This is volume 2 of seven only.***Critical Survey of Short Fiction is provided as an exhaustive examination of the history, characteristics, structure, and prime examples of literature's most popular form. There are three major divisions in this seven volume work, as outlined below: Essays, Authors, Current Authors. Essays are long, detailed, analytic treatments which synthesize a wide range of information, from the social and historical to the philosophic and religious to the technical and semantic. Clusters of essays examine the genres roots in such ancient forms as the ballot, the Bible narrative, the medieval epic; its development through modern chronological.; Its unique evolution in particular countries, regions, and ethnic groups. Because of the nature of short stories, the authors a set is arranged by authors rather than by works. Each author article includes at the beginning a list of printable short fiction works and brief sections discussing other literary forms in which the author wrote, influences on his work as well as the influence of his work on the writing of others, characteristics of his short fiction as a whole, and his biography. Finally the current authors section is a result of an invitation to several hundred current authors to contribute a one-page description of their work - their background, style, thematic concerns, and the like. This particular volume deals with the first 406 essays with such topics as: The Arabian Nights' Entertainments; the Hasidic Tale; the Romance Form in the Late Middle Ages; the Gothic Influence on Short Fiction; British Short Fiction in the 19th and 20th Centuries; American Short Fiction in the 19th and 20th Centuries; Black Short Fiction; Short Fiction of the 19th Century American South; Italian Short Fiction; Themes of Women's Short Fiction; Detective Short Fiction; Short Fiction on Film; and Fiction Writers on Writing Short Fiction.

Critical Survey of Short Fiction (Essays, vol. 2)

salem

***This is volume 3 of 7 only.***
Critical Survey of Short Fiction is provided as an exhaustive examination of the history, characteristics, structure, and prime examples of literature's most popular form. There are three major divisions in this seven volume work, as outlined below: Essays, Authors, Current Authors. Essays are long, detailed, analytic treatments which synthesize a wide range of information, from the social and historical to the philosophic and religious to the technical and semantic. Clusters of essays examine the genres roots in such ancient forms as the ballot, the Bible narrative, the medieval epic; its development through modern chronological.; Its unique evolution in particular countries, regions, and ethnic groups. Because of the nature of short stories, the authors a Dah is arranged by authors rather than by works. Each author article includes at the beginning a list of printable short fiction works and brief sections discussing other literary forms in which the author wrote, influences on his work as well as the influence of his work on the writing of others, characteristics of his short fiction as a whole, and his biography. Finally the current authors section is a result of an invitation to several hundred current authors to contribute a one-page description of their work - their background, style, thematic concerns, and the like. 
This particular volume deals with authors from A through Dah, including such authors as Isaac Asimov, Samuel Beckett, Pearl S Buck, Truman Capote, Geoffrey Chaucer, and Roald Dahl.

Critical Survey of Short Fiction (Authors A-Dah, Vol. 3)

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