Edited by a distinguished younger American poet, this anthology features poems by thirty-one of the most promising contemporary poets and includes brief introductory prose pieces by each poet

Generation of 2000: Contemporary American Poet

Literature & Fiction

Heyen, William

History & Criticism

Ontario Review Pr

Eleven stories deal with Canadian farmers, fishermen, miners, and lighthouse keepers

The Lost Salt Gift of Blood: New and Selected Stories

MacLEOD, Alistair

Twenty powerful stories--many of which have received the O. Henry Prize--take up a range of timely topics including intrusions on Caribbean islands, euthanasia, and the political climate of the Guatemalan jungle

On the Island: New and Selected Stories

Jacobsen, Josephine

United States

" The voice of Jana Harris unique in American Poetry. Whether she is writing about her white and Native American neighbors in the down and out region of the Pacific Northwest she calls Useless Bay , or about herself as the "bad daughter of a bad daughter,"hers is a voice of true grit-sometimes harsh, sometimes funny, always close to the bone,tart and indomitable. Alicia Ostriker (back cover)

The Sourlands (Ontario Review Press Poetry Series)

Harris, Jana

Poetry

Expensive People

Oates's third novel, originally published in 1968, is the riveting story of a child murderer told by the killer himself. With a new afterword by the author.

Joyce Carol Oates

A collection of 11 stories, set for the most part in Georgia. They present a variety of characters in the New South, all confronting painful but potentially redemptive turning points in their lives.

Distant Friends: Stories

Johnson, Greg

In New York, between 1946 and 1948, the scholar and poet Alan Ansen made rapid notes of Auden's inimitable conversation. This book is a record of Auden's private, offhand and sometimes wayward remarks and opinions about art, literature, music, politics, religion and sexuality.

The Table Talk of W.H. Auden

Ansen, Alan

JENKINS, Nicholas

HOWARD, Richard

Follows Adam Waters' search--ranging from Puerto Rico to a leper colony in Africa--for the woman he loves, after she mysteriously disappears from his hotel room

The Way the Angel Spreads Her Wings

Callaghan, Barry

Wonderland

Originally published in 1971, the gripping story of Jesse Vogel, a neurosurgeon whose boyhood has been shattered by the tragic loss of his family.

OATES,JOYCE CAROL

Essays & Correspondence

Presents a collection of stories written in the 1960s and 1970s, including "Edge of the World," "At the Seminary," "Four Summers," "By the River," and the title story

Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?: Selected Early Stories

Short Stories & Anthologies

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