Masterplots II / Magill, Frank Northen

Examines the theme, characters, plot, style, and technique of more than one hundred nineteenth- and twentieth-century short stories by prominent authors from around the world. This volume includes titles covering Tha-Z.

Examines the theme, characters, plot, style, and technique of more than one hundred nineteenth- and twentieth-century short stories by prominent authors from around the world. This volume includes titles covering Pru-Ter.

Examines the theme, characters, plot, style, and technique of more than one hundred nineteenth- and twentieth-century short stories by prominent authors from around the world. This volume includes titles covering Lon-Pro.

Examines the theme, characters, plot, style, and technique of more than one hundred nineteenth- and twentieth-century short stories by prominent authors from around the world. This volume includes titles covering Gre-Lod.

Examines the theme, characters, plot, style, and technique of more than one hundred nineteenth and twentieth-century short stories by prominent authors from around the world. This volume includes titles covering Cro-Gra.

Examines the theme, characters, plot, style, and technique of more than one hundred nineteenth and twentieth-century short stories by prominent authors from around the world. This volume includes titles covering A-Cri.

An alphabetically-arranged series that examines the theme, characters, plot, and style of twentieth-century nonfiction works and authors from Ezra Pound's "ABC of Reading" to Emile Durkheim's "Elementary Forms of the Religious Life.".

Profiles more than seventy twentieth-century novels and novellas from Great Britain and regions formerly in the British Empire, including Ireland, India, Africa, Australia, and Canada, alphabetized by title, covering their plots, characters, themes, meanings, critical reception, and significance. This volume covers A-Fem.

Over "230 essays describe the works of 135 African-American authors from the eighteenth century to the present[1994]...including works by literary figures of the Harlem Renaissance"--Publisher's catalog.