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The Best American Short Stories 1996, a volume in The Best American Short Stories series, was edited by Katrina Kenison and by guest editor John Edgar Wideman.[1][2][3]
Editor | Katrina Kenison and John Edgar Wideman |
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Language | English |
Series | The Best American Short Stories |
Published | 1996 |
Publisher | Houghton Mifflin Harcourt |
Media type | Print (hardback & paperback) |
ISBN | 0395752914 |
Preceded by | The Best American Short Stories 1995 |
Followed by | The Best American Short Stories 1997 |
Short stories included
editAuthor | Story | Source |
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Alice Adams | "Complicities" | Michigan Quarterly Review |
Rick Bass | "Fires" | Big Sky Journal |
Jason Brown | "Driving the Heart" | Mississippi Review |
Robert Olen Butler | "Jealous Husband Returns in Form of Parrot" | The New Yorker |
Lan Samantha Chang | "The Eve of the Spirit Festival" | Prairie Schooner |
Dan Chaon | "Fitting Ends" | TriQuarterly |
Peter Ho Davies | "The Silver Screen" | Harvard Review |
Junot Diaz | "Ysrael" | Story |
Stephen Dixon | "Sleep" | Harpers Magazine |
Stuart Dybek | "Paper Lantern" | The New Yorker |
Deborah Galyan | "The Incredible Appearing Man" | Missouri Review |
Mary Gordon | "Intertextuality" | The Recorder |
David Huddle | "Past My Future" | Story |
Anna Keesey | "Bright Winter" | Grand Street |
Jamaica Kincaid | "In Roseau" | The New Yorker |
William Henry Lewis | "Shades" | Ploughshares |
William Lychack | "A Stand of Fables" | Quarterly West |
Joyce Carol Oates | "Ghost Girls" | American Short Fiction |
Angela Patrinos | "Sculpture I" | The New Yorker |
Susan Perabo | "Some Say the Word" | TriQuarterly |
Lynn Sharon Schwartz | "The Trip to Halawa Valley" | Shenandoah |
Akhil Sharma | "If You Sing Like That for Me" | The Atlantic Monthly |
Jean Thompson | "All Shall Love Me and Despair" | Mid-American Review |
Melanie Rae Thon | "Xmas, Jamaica Plain" | Ontario Review |
References
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