Beckett and Joyce : friendship and fiction

Woman to woman : female friendship in Victorian fiction

Henry James and H.G. Wells; a record of their friendship, their debate on the art of fiction, and their quarrel.

Henry James and H. G. Wells : a record of their friendship, their debate on the art of fiction, and their quarrel

Correspondence.

The erotic Whitman

The Erotics of Youth. Family Faces. Boarding at the Brentons. A First Friendship -- Why Whitman Gave Up Fiction -- Interleaf: From Walter to Walt -- Faith in Sex: Leaves of Grass in 1855-56. Twenty-Eight Young Men. The Flesh and the Appetites. The Twenty-Ninth Bather -- The Politics of Love in the 1860 Leaves of Grass. Enfans d'Adam. Calamus -- Whitman Unperturbed: The Civil War and After -- "In Loftiest Spheres": Whitman's Visionary Feminism.

Edmund Wilson : the man and his work

Notes on a marginal friendship / The great anachronism : a view from the sixties / Edmund Wilson / Edmund Wilson and the Iroquois / The man by the fire : Edmund Wilson and American literature / Edmund Wilson and France / Edmund Wilson's Russian involvement / Not obliged to any religion / Edmund Wilson and poetry : a disagreement / The daughters of earth and the sons of heaven : Edmund Wilson and the word / The poetry of Edmund Wilson / Wilson's fiction : a personal account

EveryWoman's emotional well-being

The impossible pursuit of perfection / The elements of self-esteem / "Am I normal?" : the question of sex / About love / Family and career : why women can "have it all" / The pleasures and problems of friendship / Are women "emotional"? / Adolescence / Marriage / Motherhood / Work / Midlife / Old age / Humor / Coping with stress : problems in perspective / Body fact, body fiction : exercise, diets, and well-being / When disaster strikes / The challenge of change / Depression : theories and therapies / Fears and anxiety / A consumer's guide to psychotherapy

The fugitive legacy : a critical history

Southern literary studies

Southern literary studies.

Tale of three cities -- Editorial legacy -- Cleanth Brooks, the New Criticism, and the new pedagogy -- Post-Fugitive poetry -- Randall Jarrell: the precocious pupil -- John Berryman, the Southern review, and Five young American poets -- Robert Lowell: an underlying sense of form -- Fugitives and fiction -- Andrew Lytle: Fugitive art in Agrarian fiction -- Caroline Gordon: fiction in the family -- Katherine Anne Porter: a gift for friendship -- Eudora Welty: the "generosity" of strangers -- Peter Taylor and the Fugitives: surrogate fathers, foster son -- Flannery O'Connor: the last direct legatee.

No heroics, please : uncollected writings

Vintage contemporaries

A Vintage contemporaries original

Vintage contemporaries original.

Vintage contemporaries.

Foreword / Editor's Preface / Early Stories. Furious Seasons. The Hair. The Aficionados. Poseidon and Company. Bright Red Apples -- Fragment of a Novel. From The Augustine Notebooks -- Poems. The Brass Ring. Beginnings. In the Trenches with Robert Graves. The Man Outside. Adultery. For the Egyptian Coin Today, Arden, Thank You. Seeds. Betrayal. The Contact. Something Is Happening. A Summer in Sacramento. Reaching. Soda Crackers. Those Days. On the Pampas Tonight. Poem on My Birthday, July 2. Return. The Sunbather, to Herself. No Heroics, Please -- Occasions. On "Neighbors" On "Drinking While Driving" On Rewriting. On the Dostoevsky Screenplay. On "Bobber" and Other Poems. On "For Tess" On "Errand" On Where I'm Calling From -- Introductions. Steering by the Stars. All My Relations. The Unknown Chekhov. Fiction of Occurrence and Consequence. On Contemporary Fiction. On Longer Stories -- Book Reviews. Big Fish, Mythical Fish. Barthelme's Inhuman Comedies. Rousing Tales. Bluebird Mornings, Storm Warnings. A Gifted Novelist at the Top of His Game. Fiction That Throws Light on Blackness. Brautigan Serves Werewolf Berries and Cat Cantaloupe. McGuane Goes after Big Game. Richard Ford's Stark Vision of Loss, Healing. A Retired Acrobat Falls under the Spell of a Teenage Girl. "Fame Is no Good, Take It from Me" Coming of Age, Going to Pieces -- An Essay and a Meditation. Friendship. Meditation on a Line from Saint Teresa.

The lazy bear

Fly, little bird

The guest