Miscellaneous Anthologies

Stories, Listed by Title

• The Art of Animation • Fred H. Marcus • (si)
• The Art of Benny Carter • Al Young • (ss)
• The Art of Fiction • Henry James • (ar)
• The Art of Inhumation • Mark Twain • (ss)
• The Art of Living • John C. Gardner • (ss)
• The Art of the Sneeze • James Blish • (ar)
• The Art of Understanding Women • W. Béran Wolfe, M.D. • (ar)
• The Art of William Rotsler • Robert Bloch • (ar)
• Arte Popular • Pat Mora • (pm)
• Artemus Ward to His Wife • Artemus Ward • (lt)
• The Artful Wrestler • Sadi of Shiraz • (vi)
• Arthur Snatchfold • E. M. Forster • (ss)
• The Artificial Moonlight • Donald Justice • (ss)
• The Artificial Nigger • Flannery O’Connor • (ss)
• Artificial Roses • Gabriel García Márquez • (ss)
• The Artist • Edward Falco • (ss)
• The Artist • Ralph Kaplan • (ss)
• Artist Biographies • Misc. Material • (bg)
• The Arts in Science Fiction • James Blish • (ar)
• Arvie Aspinall’s Alarm Clock • Henry Lawson • (ss)
• As a Dog Should • Charles Alexander • (ss)
• As a Huge Stone • William Wordsworth • (pm)
• As a Wife Has a Cow: A Love Story • Gertrude Stein • (ss)
• As Far As I Can Recall... • Ramsey Campbell • (bg)
• As Far as We Got • Parke Cummings • (ms)
• As I Was Going Up the Stair • Alfred Chester • (nv)
• As It Is Written • Filippa Rolf • (ss)
• As Played Before His Highness • James Branch Cabell • (ss)
• As the British Employer Sees It • Meyer Bloomfield • (ar)
• As the Night the Day • Abioseh Nicol • (ss)
• As The Twig is Bent • Alexander Pope • (pm)
• “As This Goes On…” • Richard Harris Eney • (ms)
• As Toilsome I Wander’d Virginia’s Woods • Walt Whitman • (pm)
• Asbury Park • R. C. Ringer • (ss)
• Ascari’s Last Curve • John Fitch • (ar)
• Ashes • T. Alan Broughton • (ss)
• Ashes • D. R. MacDonald • (ss)
• Ashes for the Wind • Hernando Téllez • (ss)
• Ashes to Ashes • Nunnally Johnson • (ss)
• Ashes to Ashes • Karen de Balbian Verster • (ss)
• “Ashes to Ashes” • James Gardner Sanderson • (ss)
• Ask Isadora • Isadora Alman • (ss)
• Ask Me No Questions • Mary McCarthy • (ss)
• Asleep under the Dark Earth • Siân Evans • (pl)
• Aspects of Science Fiction • Arthur C. Clarke • (ar)
• Asphalt • Carl Hancock Rux • (ss)
• Asphodel • Eudora Welty • (ss)
• Ass-tacy • Bobo Bear • (ss)
• The Assassin • Elizabeth Elliott • (ex)
• Assassin • Frank Gruber • (nv)
• The Assassination of Robert Goulet, As Performed by Elvis Presley: Memphis , 1968 • David Wojahn • (pm)
• The Assault on the Record • Stephen Hoffius • (ss)
• The Assembly • Mavis Gallant • (ss)
• Asshole • Gerry Gomez Pearlberg • (ss)
• The Assignation • David Halliday • (ss)
• Assignment with an Octopus • Arthur Grimble • (nf)
• Assiniboine Myth • Robert H. Lowie • (vi)
• Astonished Father • Bernard Glemser • (ss)
• An Astrologer’s Day • R. K. Narayan • (ss)
• The Astronaut • James Kirkup • (pm)
• Astronautical Fallacies • Arthur C. Clarke • (ar)
• Astronomer’s Wife • Kay Boyle • (ss)
• The Astronomical Evidence • Everett Hafner • (ss)
• Asylum • Patrick Yachimski • (ss)
• At All Costs • Richard Aldington • (nv)
• At Center • Jonathan Penner • (ss)
• At Dead of Night • Ivy Russell • (ss)
• At First I Was Given Centuries • Margaret Atwood • (pm)
• At Fourteen • Deborah J. Archer • (ss)
• At Frank’s • Tzivia Gover • (ss)
• At Freedom’s Edge • Judy Magnuson Lilly • (ss)
• At Graceland with a Six Year Old, 1985 • David Wojahn • (pm)
• At Hiruharama • Penelope Fitzgerald • (ss)
• At Home with the Colonel • Frank Tuohy • (ss)
• At Isham’s • Edward C. Venable • (ss)
• At Montalvo • Henry Meade Bland • (pm)
• At Mrs. Farrelly’s • Joseph Carroll • (ss)
• At Night • David Bergelson • (ss)
• At Peace • Ann Copeland • (nv)
• At Sallygap • Mary Lavin • (nv)
• At Sunset • Rhoda De Long • (pm)
• At the Barber’s • L. A. G. Strong • (ss)
• At the Bottom of the Sea: A Christmas Adventure • Alec G. Pearson • (ss)
• At the ’Cadian Ball • Kate Chopin • (ss)
• At the Center of the Storm • Rae Yang • (ar)
• At the Cinema (After Fernando Arrabal) • David Fisher • (pm)
• At the End of Summer • Carolyn Miller • (pm)
• At the End of the Road • Walter J. Muilenburg • (ss)
• At the Estate Auction • Lucy Corin • (ss)
• At the Fence • Merrill Joan Gerber • (ss)
• At the Fishermen’s Bar • Sandy Gingras • (ss)
• At the Headwaters • Robert Bloch • (ar)
• At the High School Basketball Championship Game • Barbara Murphy • (pm)
• At the King Edward Hotel • Joanna McClelland Glass • (ss)
• At the Mickleham Arms • Helen Simpson • (ss)
• At the National Festival • John Batki • (ss)
• At the Sign of the Three Daughters • Dorothy Canfield • (ss)
• At the Sign of the Wolf’s Head • Bernard Masters • (ss)
• At the Station • Andrzej Strug • (ss)
• At the Stockman Bar, Where the Men Fall in Love, and the Women Just Fall • Judy Blunt • (ss)
• At the Swamp • Janet Lewis • (ss)
• At Tio Juan • Mary Austin • (ss)
• At Yuma Crossing • Brian Garfield • (ss)
• Atavist • Ted Hughes • (pm)
• Athenaise: A Story of a Temperament • Kate Chopin • (ss)
• Athens, Greece, 1942 • Vahan Krikorian Gregory • (ss)
• Athlete’s Heart • Ernest Lehman • (ss)
• Atlantic City • Lisa Walker • (ss)
• Atlantic City 1955 • Norman Paul Hyett • (ss)
• Atlantic City Proof • Christopher Cook Gilmore • (ss)
• Atlantic City: historical photographs from the collection of Robert E. Ruffolo, Jr. • Misc. Material • (pi)
• Atlantic City: photographs • Michael Baytoff • (pi)
• Atomigeddon 2419 A.D. • Forrest J Ackerman • (vi)
• Atomyriades • Piet Hein • (pm)
• The Attack on the Mill • Émile Zola • (nv)
• The Attack on the Mountain • Glendon Swarthout • (ss)
• An Attempt at Reform • August Strindberg • (ss)
• Attention • Beth Nugent • (ss)
• The Attic Door • Judith Bauer Stamper • (ss)
• Attorney for the Defense • Clarence Darrow • (ar)
• The Auction • Dillon Anderson • (ss)
• The Audit • Dominic Santi • (ss)
• August • Mavis Gallant • (nv)
• August • Safiya Henderson • (ss)
• August 20, 1982 Bobst Library • William Warner • (ss)
• August 2002: Night Meeting • Ray Bradbury • (ss)
• August 2004: There Will Come Soft Rains • Ray Bradbury • (ss)
• August Afternoon • Erskine Caldwell • (ss)
• August Evening • Joyce Carol Oates • (ss)
• August Heat • William F. Harvey • (ss)
• Augustine’s Last Days • Lance Olsen • (ss)
• Aunt • Al Young • (ss)
• Aunt Minnie and the Accessory After the Fact • Samuel Hopkins Adams • (ss)
• Aunt Moon’s Young Man • Linda Hogan • (nv)
• Aunt Rosana’s Rocker • Nicholasa Mohr • (ss)
• The Aunt Sally • Constance Holme • (ss)
• The Aunts • Val Mulkerns • (ss)
• Aura • Carlos Fuentes • (nv)
• “Aurore” • Ethel Watts Mumford • (ss)
• Auschwitz, Our Home (A Letter) • Tadeusz Borowski • (ss)
• The Author • Josephine W. Johnson • (ss)
• Author Biographies • Misc. Material • (bg)
• Author Bios • Misc. Material • (bg)
• Author Index • Misc. Material • (bi)
• Author Notes • Misc. Material • (bg)
• The Author to Her Book • Anne Bradstreet • (pm)
• The Authors • Misc. Material • (bg)
• Author’s Afterword • Gardner R. Dozois • (aw)
• The Author’s Agent • Anonymous • (ar)
• Authors’ Biographies • Misc. Material • (bg)
• Author’s Introduction • Mary W. Shelley • (in)
• Author’s Perspective: Achebe on Modern Africa as the Crossroads of Culture • Chinua Achebe • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Anderson on Words Not Plot Give Form to a Short Story • Sherwood Anderson • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Atwood on the Canadian Identity • Margaret Atwood • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Baldwin on Race and the African-American Writer • James Baldwin • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Borges on Literature As Experience • Jorge Luís Borges • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Calvino on Myth Is the Hidden Part of Every Story • Italo Calvino • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Camus on Revolution and Repression in Algeria • Albert Camus • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Capote on the Technique of the Short Story • Truman Capote • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Carter on the Fairy Tale • Angela Carter • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Carver on “Commonplace but Precise Language” • Raymond Carver • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Cather on Art as the Process of Simplification • Willa Cather • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Chandler on Crime Fiction • Raymond Chandler • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Cheever on Why I Write Short Stories • John Cheever • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Chekhov on Natural Description and “The Center of Gravity” • Anton Chekhov • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Conrad on the Condition of Art • Joseph Conrad • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Disch on Science Fiction, Youth Culture, and the Future • Thomas M. Disch • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Dubus on Religious Fiction • Andre Dubus • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Ellison on Race and Fiction • Ralph Ellison • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Faulkner on “The Human Heart in Conflict with Itself” • William Faulkner • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Fitzgerald on from the Jazz Age to the Great Depression • F. Scott Fitzgerald • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Flaubert on the Labor of Style • Gustave Flaubert • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Fuentes on Mexico, the United States, and the Multicultural Future • Carlos Fuentes • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Gordimer on How the Short Story Differs from the Novel • Nadine Gordimer • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Hawthorne on the Public Failure of His Early Stories • Nathaniel Hawthorne • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Hemingway on One True Sentence • Ernest Hemingway • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Hurston on What White Publishers Won’t Print • Zora Neale Hurston • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: James on the Mirror of a Consciousness • Henry James • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Joyce on Epiphanies • James Joyce • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Kafka on Discussing The Metamorphosis • Franz Kafka • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Lawrence: The Novel Is the Bright Book of Life • D. H. Lawrence • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Le Guin: On “The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas” • Ursula K. Le Guin • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Lombreglia on Creating “Jungle Video” • Ralph Lombreglia • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Mansfield on “The Garden-Party” • Katherine Mansfield • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Maupassant: The Realist Method • Guy de Maupassant • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Munro: How I Write Short Stories • Alice Munro • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Oates: Productivity and the Critics • Joyce Carol Oates • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: O’Connor: The Element of Suspense in “A Good Man Is Hard to Find” • Flannery O’Connor • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Olsen: Women’s Silence • Tillie Olsen • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Poe: The Tale and Its Effect • Edgar Allan Poe • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Singer on the Character of Gimpel • Isaac Bashevis Singer • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Tan: Setting the Voice • Amy Tan • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Twain on the Lazy Method of Writing • Mark Twain • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Updike: Why Write? • John Updike • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Walker: The Black Woman Writer in America • Alice Walker • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Welty: The Plot of the Short Story • Eudora Welty • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Wilde on the Aim of Art • Oscar Wilde • (ar)
• Author’s Perspective: Woolf on Women and Fiction • Virginia Woolf • (ar)
• Autobiographical Notes • James Baldwin • (bg)
• Autobiography • Rick Sneary • (bg)