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Who Do You Think You Are
Who Do You Think You Are

By Darlene Z. McCampbell, Hazel Rochman

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A collection of short stories exploring the theme of friendship.

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Best New American Voices 2000
What Are You Looking At? The First Fat Fiction Anthology
The Picador book of contemporary American stories
Looking for George
Looking for George

By Helena Drysdale

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Writers harvest 3
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The Best American Short Stories 1987 Best American Short Stories
Best American Short Stories, 1991
Best American Short Stories, 1991

By Barry Hannah, ALICE ADAMS, John Keeble, Sherman Alexie, Roxana Robinson, David Gates, Lan Samantha Chang, Chris Offutt, Laura Glen Louis, Robert Olen Butler, CHRISTOPHER TILGHMAN, Tobias Wolff, Jim Shepard, Jonathan Wilson, Ann Cummins, Carol Anshaw, Katrina Kenison, John Rolfe Gardiner, Carolyn Ferrell, Tony Earley, Alice Elliott Dark, Nancy Krusoe, Thom Jones, Stuart Dybek

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Here in a single volume is the finest short fiction of the year, selected by distinguished novelist and short story writer Alice Adams. She brings together 20 outstanding works and, in her introduc...

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Best American Short Stories 1994
The Best American Short Stories 1994

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