canadian fiction

A collection of fifteen horror tales by Canadian writers for teens.

Addresses key authors and works in contemporary Canadian fiction, exploring cultural and historical contexts, and with essays surveying the critical conversations about them.

A collection of nine short ghostly stories including "The Sleeping Boy," "Golden Eyes," and "Game Boy.".

A collection of North American literature, featuring fifty short stories written by a variety of authors since 1970.

A collection of American short stories, originally published in 2006 and selected by guest editor Stephen King, including work by writers such as Richard Russo, John Barth, Jim Shepard, Alice Munro, and more.

Presents twenty of the best works of short fiction of the past year from a variety of acclaimed sources.

A collection of North American literature, featuring fifty short stories written by a variety of authors since 1970.

A collection of illustrated fictional essays by Margaret Atwood that explore a wide range of subjects, including youth, history, Shakespeare, and orphanhood.