Creative and Critical Approaches to the Short Story
By:Noel H. Kaylor, Jr.
Published on 1997-01-01 by
The collection is unique in that it combines the critical creative approaches to short fiction and includes works by inflential critics and writers who convey their love of the genre through their writing. Contributors include some of the best critics of the Short Story anywhere, talented fiction writers (one a Pulitzer Prize winner).
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