The best American short stories 1964 / Frieda Arkin ... [et al.]
Idioma: Inglês.Publicação: New York : Ballantine, cop. 1964Descrição física: 416 p.; 18 cmAssunto: 103503 | 334103Resumo: The broomstick on the porch, Frieda Arkin from the Kenyon Review. Mr. Iscariot, Richard G. Brown from the Literary Review. To a tenor dying old, Jonh Stewart Carter from the Kenyon Review. A story of love, etc, Daniel Curley from Epoch. The woman across the street, May Dikeman from the Atlantic Monthly. A long day's dying, William Eastlake from the Virginia Quarterly Review. Figure over the town, William Goyen from the Saturday Evening Post. Black snowflakes, Paul Horgan from the Saturday Evening Post. The pump, William Humphrey from the Esquire. Birthday party, Sirley Jackson from Vogue. The power, Edith Konecky from the Massachusetts Review. Mule n.º 095, Kimon Lolos from the Carleton Miscellany. The German refugee, Bernard Malamud from the Saturday Evening Post. Sucker, Carson McCullers from the Saturday Evening Post. Simple arithmetic, Virginia Moricani from the Transatlantic Review. Upon the sweeping flood, Joyce Carol Oates from Southwest Review. The names and faces of heroes, Reynolds Price from Shenandoah. Waiting for Jim, Vera Randal from the Colorado Quarterly. A story for Teddy, Harvey Swados from the Saturday Evening Post. Have you seen Sukie? Robert Penn Warren from the Virginia Quarterly Review.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| Monografias | Biblioteca da Polícia Judiciária | PJ13.D.63 (Browse shelf) | PJVAR3577 | Available | PJ1VAR3577 |
The broomstick on the porch, Frieda Arkin from the Kenyon Review. Mr. Iscariot, Richard G. Brown from the Literary Review. To a tenor dying old, Jonh Stewart Carter from the Kenyon Review. A story of love, etc, Daniel Curley from Epoch. The woman across the street, May Dikeman from the Atlantic Monthly. A long day's dying, William Eastlake from the Virginia Quarterly Review. Figure over the town, William Goyen from the Saturday Evening Post. Black snowflakes, Paul Horgan from the Saturday Evening Post. The pump, William Humphrey from the Esquire. Birthday party, Sirley Jackson from Vogue. The power, Edith Konecky from the Massachusetts Review. Mule n.º 095, Kimon Lolos from the Carleton Miscellany. The German refugee, Bernard Malamud from the Saturday Evening Post. Sucker, Carson McCullers from the Saturday Evening Post. Simple arithmetic, Virginia Moricani from the Transatlantic Review. Upon the sweeping flood, Joyce Carol Oates from Southwest Review. The names and faces of heroes, Reynolds Price from Shenandoah. Waiting for Jim, Vera Randal from the Colorado Quarterly. A story for Teddy, Harvey Swados from the Saturday Evening Post. Have you seen Sukie? Robert Penn Warren from the Virginia Quarterly Review.
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