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Best American Short Stories 1978
Best American Short Stories 1978

By Tim McCarthy, Mark Helprin, Peter Taylor, Stanley Elkin, Leslie Epstein, Max Schott, John Gardner, Peter Marsh, Robert T. Sorrells, Natalie L. M. Petesch, Shannon Ravenel, Jane Bowles, Elizabeth Cullinan, Lynne Sharon Schwartz, Jonathan Baumbach, Joyce Carol Oates, Joy Williams, Mary Ann Rishel, Gilbert Sorrentino, Ian McEwan, Harold Brodkey, Ted Solotaroff, James Kaplan, L. Hluchan Sintetos

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Epstein, L. Skaters On Wood.--oates, J. C. The Translation.--cullinan, E. A Good Loser.--brodkey, H. Verona: A Young Woman Speaks.--helprin, M. The Schreuderspitze.--tayor, P. In The Miro District....

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Up Where I Used To Live: Stories
Up Where I Used To Live: Stories

By Max Schott, Schott, Max.

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"There is a glamour in these stories of ranchers and farmers, breeding, herding, trading, nursing sick animals, repairing broken gear, fending off the weather. Schott focuses with superb grace and...

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UP WHERE I USED TO LIVE: Stories
UP WHERE I USED TO LIVE: Stories

By Max Schott, Schott, Max.

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"There is a glamour in these stories of ranchers and farmers, breeding, herding, trading, nursing sick animals, repairing broken gear, fending off the weather. Schott focuses with superb grace and...

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