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Book Reviews, Literary 12 Criticism, and Collections "What we become depends on what we read after all of the professors have finished with us. The greatest university of all is a collection of books." Thomas Carlyle INTRODUCTION Have you ever looked for a poem that you learned when you were a c...

Book Reviews, Literary 12 Criticism, and Collections "What we become depends on what we read after all of the professors have finished with us. The greatest university of all is a collection of books." Thomas Carlyle INTRODUCTION Have you ever looked for a poem that you learned when you were a child but have not seen in print since? Or a short story that you read several years ago but cannot recall where it appeared . . . or a review of a current book . . . or a critique of a novel? This chapter reviews a variety of sources that would help you find this type of information. Just as you use indexes to find individual articles in magazines, journals, and newspapers, so also must you use special finding aids to find book reviews, individual poems, stories, essays, plays, speeches, and articles or essays that criticize or analyze an author's literary work. Becoming familiar with some key finding aids for these types of materials is extremely useful. BOOK REVIEWS A book review is an essay or an article that evaluates and provides a critique of a book, usually of one that is newly published or one that is forthcoming. It provides authors and publishers with an independent evaluation of the work. The success or failure of a book's sale frequently depends on the kinds of reviews it receives. Librarians and bookstores use reviews to justify book purchases; readers use them to aid in book selection or to get a different perspective on a book that they have read. Book reviews are usually published in periodicals or on the Internet. Although there are journals which are devoted exclusively to book reviews, most often reviews appear as separate articles in periodicals and newspapers. They vary in length from a brief paragraph to a lengthy essay. Book reviews are generally supposed to be objective, but, by their very nature, they reflect the personal opinions and knowledge of the reviewer. Some reviewers are selected to write reviews because of their special areas of expertise. This is true of reviewers in scholarly journals. Other reviewers are professional writers who are in the business of writing book reviews. Many reviews that appear on personal pages on the Internet or on the pages of online bookstores are written by individuals whose main qualification is that they have read the book. Combined Retrospective Index to Book Reviews in Humanities Journals, 1802—1974. Ed. Evan Ira Farber. 10 vols. Woodbridge, CT: Research Publications, 1983—1984. An author and title access to about 500,000 reviews from 150 humanities joumals. Names of reviewers are also given. Volume 10 has a title index. The two indexes used most frequently to locate book review information in print are Book Review Digest and Book Review Index. The Combined Retrospective Index to Book Reviews in Humanities Journals, also listed here, is relevant for historical materials in the humanities. Figure 12.1 illustrates the entries found on the subject and title index page of Book Review Digest for the entry "Women.' Selected parts of the entry are labeled to assist you in understanding how to read the entries. Notice that this work, like many printed indexes, uses centered subdivisions to guide your eye down the column or page under the main topics. If you were searching for "women's discrimination in employment," for instance, you would begin with the subject "women," then follow the subdivisions alphabetically on the page to "employment." The second to last entry, "Tomaskovic-Devey," is a title which might be useful to you for this topic. Having identified a book review on your topic on the subject and title index page, your next step would be to locate the author of the book being reviewed among the main entry pages of the Digest. Figure 12.2 shows the citation to the review of this work, along with the publisher's summary, and excerpts from two different review sources. See Appendix A- 1.3.7 and Appendix A-2.2.11 for examples of both review citation formats. 361 BOOK REVIEW DIGEST 1994 TOLKIN, MICHAEL—Continued tect, covering such topics as construction of stable strucmatt. In addition, Toikin has no sense of humour at alt. . tures, dealing with constraints, and effectively combining [The novell is consistently; stultifyingly dull' despite its several components into a unified entity. . An interesting graphic descriptions of trolleys of unmatched limbs, barrels and creative approach to an important topic for managers of hùman viscera in the air-crash morgue. (It) might make as they guide their organizations into the 21st century.' a good film. As a novels however, it is still-born." REVIEW: J vi18 p148 Je I '93. Littleton M. Maxwell (t 50w) "Tornasko (Downsizing: Reshaping the Corporation, 1 990) . recommends a corporate structure that is strong TOLLEFSON, JAMES W. The strength not to fight; an and economical, but, above all, not too rigid. This thoughtoral history Of conscientious objectors of the Vietnam provoking book is recommended for public, academic, and war. 248p 1993 Lillie. Brown corporate collections." 959.704 l. Vietnam War, 1961-1975— Conscientious objectors ISBN 12-4 LC 92-36335 SUMMARY: The author examines the "experiences of cor scientious objectors (CO) during the Vietnam War. The sonal histories resulting from the author's interviews . TOMASKOVIC-DEVEY, DONALD. Gender & racial in equality at work; the sources & consequences of job segre cation. (Cornell studies in industrial and labor relations 11027) 212p pa S16i95 1993 Press 331.13 I. Discrimination in employment 2. Sex dis crimination 3. Race discrimination 4. Women— Employment 5. Blacks—Empioymen1 ISBN 0-87546-304-5: 0-87546-305-3 (pa) LC 93-16551 SUMMARY; This study is based on data from the 1981 North Carolina Employment and Health Survey. The au thor examines black-white and male-female inequalities i' emplovment and job-level segregat;on by race and sex "Within economic and sociological frameworks, he theo rites about such organizational and public policy issues a comparable worth and affirmative action." (Booklist) Bibli ography. Index. REVIEW: Booklist ¥89 p2019 Ag '93. David Rouse "Librarians need no reminder that orie sex or the other i usually predominant in many jobs or professions. But i they arc looking for empirical, scholarly evidence Of botl some of the sources and many of the consequences of sc called job segregation. Tomaskovic-Devcy provides it. / Nonh Carolina State University sociology professor. he use a 1989 North Carolina employment and health survey unique because it included a random sample of all occupa tions from the general population. to develop and suppot his conclusions. . Recommended for research-oriente' collections. REVIEW: Choice v31 p877 Ja '94. E. Hu-DeHar1 (180w) "Tomaskovic•Devey's study is a valuable contribution ti what can be termed 'glass ceiling research'—that is. an in quiry into job segregation and subsequent barriers to up ward mobility for groups of workers (as opposed t' individuals) in the workplace. . . [His] conclusions abou race. however; are based on research concerning blacå workers only. Further. Tomaskovic-Devey does not thor oughly explore the intersection of gender and race. . . Dc spite the obviously relevant and timely nature of this topi for the majority of American workers (women and minori ties). those uninitiated in the technical discourse of socia science research will not find this book very accessible." discuss why people resisted the war, how they were able tCITATION gain CO status, and what wcre the consequences of their acTO BOOK tions." (Libr J) Bibliography. BEING REREVIEW: Choice v31 p664 D '93. R.E. Marccllo (180w)VIEWED "Tollcfson, himself a conscientious objector during th Vietnam War, has written this book based on in-depth ir tcrvlcws with 40 anonymous men who shared his convic tions about that conflict. He does not pretend to have use a scientific sampling in sclccting his subjects. Tollef50tt use a clever format. Instead of writing a series of separate, indPUBLISHER'S vidual stories, he organized the book around the major e) periences of the conscientious objectors. His purpostSUMMARY through these highly personal and sometimes emotional ac counts. is to understand and convey accurately the exper cnces or his intervicwecs. He makes no judgment: neither praising nor apologrzing for nor condemning his ir lervicwees. Good bibliography of secondary sources on corCITATION scientious objection." TO REVIEW REVIEW: Libr J VI 18 p154 Je 1 '93. Robert Favini (1 "[Tollefson] lets the collective power of many varied stc rics provide a chronic|c of the men who sought CO statu as well as the society in which they lived. This book wiEXCERPT serve as a fine complement to Christian Appy's oral histon Working-Class War: American Combat Soldiers and VietFROM nam [BRD 1993] The extensive bibliography renders thREVIEW book even more valuable. Recommended for all libraries. TOLLISON. ROBERT D. The National Collegiate Athleti Association. See Fleisher, A. A. TOM, LINDA C., it. Random House American Sig• Language dictionary. See Costello, E. TOMASKO, ROBERT M. Rethinking the corporation; th architecture of change. 213p il $22.95 1993 AMACOM 658.4 l. Corporations 2. Management 3. Organiza tional change ISBN 0-8144-5022-9 LC 93-9246 SUMMARY: This book argues against "the unstructured reduction of managerial staff. . . . Downsizing for the purpose TOMASSI, NOREEN, ed. Money for international of saving funds without significant planning and conslder- exchange in the arts. See Money for international ex- co ation of human needs and aspirations, Tomasko asserts. can change in the arts lead to long-term problems. Jobs within the enterprise need to be meaningful to the workers—especially to one of the o corporation's most valuable resources. the middle manager. Tomasko stresses the necessity for teamwork in planning, a diminution of hierarchy. and the use of professional as well as managerial career paths." (Libr J) Index. TOMB, HOWARD, 1959.. MicroAliens; dazzling journeys REVIEW: Bus Hori: v37 p87 My/Je '94. Henry H. Beam with an electron microscope: [byl Howard Tomb and ( 1200w) Dennis Kunkel; with drawings by Tracy Dockraye 79p $16 1993 Farrar. Straus & Giroux REVIEW: Choice v31 p644 D '93. G. Klinefelter (170w) 578 l, Microorganisms—Juvenile literature 2. Elec- "Tomasko focuses on two groups of readers; those in the tron microscope and literature organization who have the power and responsibility to ISBN 0-374-34960-6 bring about change and those who are on the receiving end of change. A renowned consultant in organizational struc- SUMMARY: Tn this book, text and photographs taken with ture and architectural structure, he approaches the subject an electron microscope examine such items as bird feathers. of organizational planning from the perspective of an archi- fleas, skin, mold, and blood. "Grades four to eight." (SD) Figure 12.2 C) Main entry section, Book Review Digest, 1994, p. 2074. Periodical Indexes and Databases Periodical indexes and databases, discussed in Chapter 8, can be useful in finding book reviews. To find reviews of books on certain topics, you might search a database by using the search phrase "[subject] and book review." If you know the author of the book you might search for "[author] and book review." A search in EBSCOhost for "book review and literature" lists book reviews in a variety of publications on topics dealing with literature. You can also search by the title of the book. Other databases useful for finding book reviews include: Arts & Humanities Citation Index (Web of Science). Philadelphia: ISI, 1989—. Updated weekly. Contains data on items from more than 1,144 journals, including individually selected relevant items from more than 6,800 science and social sciences journals. Searches can be limited to book reviews as a document type. Available by subscription only. Humanities Abstracts. New York: H.W. Wilson, 1984—. Available from WilsonWeb, FirstSearch, Ovid, and others. Updated monthly. Indexes more than 300 key humanities publications, including reviews of books, plays, ballets, musicals, and television and radio programs. Literary Resource Center. EBSCOhost. Provides full-text critical analyses, reviews, biographies, bibliographies for more than 100,000 authors. Available by subscription only. Readers' Guide Abstracts. New York: H.W. Wilson, 1984—. Available from WilsonWeb, FirstSearch, Ovid, and others. Comprehensive abstracting and indexing for periodicals with full text of selected periodicals back to January 1994. Includes book reviews as well as reviews of movies and plays. LITERARY CRITICISM Works of literary criticism contain articles or essays that describe, analyze, or compare an author's novel, poem, play, short story, or other literary work. Literary criticism is a more in-depth analysis than a book review and includes both interpretation and evaluation of the work. DEFINING TERMS Definitions are sometimes needed for particular literary terms, such as "allusion," "satire," etc. Below are three useful sources for this type of information. Cuddon, J. A. A Dictionary of Literary Terms and Literary' Theory. New York: Wiley-Blackwell, 2013. Harmon, William. A Handbook to Literature. New York: Prentice Hall, 2010. Murfin, Ross C. The Bedford Glossary ofCritical and Literary Terms. New York: St. Martin 's Press, 2009. FINDING LITERARY CRITICISM Since many of the finding aids for literary criticism are arranged by time periods, by type of literature, or other criteria, you must consider the following questions. Ask Yourself 0 Is the author living or dead? 0 Where and when did the author live? o What genre of literature is he/she known for: short stories, drama, poetry, novels, plays? 0 What is the primary language of his/her writings? The Internet Public Library Online Literary Criticism Collection Maya Angelou (1928 - ) Nationality: American Periods: American: 20th Century author of I Know Why the Cage Bird Sings Critical Sites I Biographical Sites I Other Sites Also See: Sites about these individual works by Criticism about Maya Angelou Maya Angelou Collected Poems of Maya Angelou: A Bibliography of Literary Criticism Maya .AngglQu. http://www.geocities.com/ResearchTriangle/1221/Angelou.htm A list of critical articles on Maya Angelou and her works. Contains: Bibliography Author: Jay Brandes I Know' Why the Caged Bird Sings Maya Angelou : Annotated Bibliography "A bibliography of book and nonbook media by and about Angelou including autobiography, poetry, essays, juvenile works and literary criticism." Contains: Bibliography, Works List Author: Inez Ramsey, Professor Emeritus From: Internet School Library Media Center Biographical sites about Maya Angelou An Interview with Maya Angelou http://www.newsun.com/angelou.html Transcript of Frost's PBS interview with Angelou. Topics range from her life, to her poetry and personal philosophies. Contains: Interview Author: David Frost Mava Angelou http://www.poets.org/poet.php/prmPID/87 Provides a brief biographical sketch of the poet, and the full text of several poems. Contains: Sketch, Pictures, Bibliography, Webliography Author: Academy of American Poets Visions: Mava Angelou http://www.motherjones.com/motherJones/MJ95/kelley.html Write-up of a 1995 interview with Angelou. Topics include President Clinton, artists fights against conservatives, spirituality, and literacy. Contains: Interview Author: Ken Kelley Keywords: Bill Clinton, art, politics, religion Voices from the Gaps: Maya Angelou http://voices.cla.umn.edu/authors/MayaAngelou.html Site contains a biography, a selected bibliography with critical summaries of the works, general commentary on her life and works, and some web links. Contains: Extensive Bio, Pictures, Commentary, Bibliography, Webliography, Criticism Author: Sharon Burt Keywords: Women writers of color, "1 Know Why the Caged Bird Sings" Figure 12.4 CD Results of a keyword search for "Maya Angelou criticism" at the Internet Public Library site : 367 Figure 12.6 C) A listing of Angelou's poems that are available in Literary Reference Center. Databases Contemporary Authors. Gale Group, continuous updating. Web access. Covers more than 100,000 modern authors from a wide range of media who were active prior to 1960 and whose works continue to influence contemporary literature. Information is drawn from the entire Contemporary Authors print series. Available by subscription only. 369 25) KEYWORDS of p. : ; 24 cm REVIEW wsc c2001 REVIEW wsc 3c2001 Add to Boston : Little, Brown, c2001 192 p, : ill. (some col.) ; 29 cm REVIEW wsc The Have 2000 Add to Shaped Our Country Gates, Henry LOUIS REVIEW New York Free Press, c2000 414 p : iN. ; 24 cm W SC Figure 12.7 C) Keyword search results for Maya Angelou in an online catalog. AUTHOR BIOGRAPHIES Biographies of authors frequently provide analyses and criticisms of their works. In addition to the biographical sources discussed in Chapter Il, biographies of authors can also be found on the Internet. Contemporary Authors: A Bio-bibliographical Guide to Current Writers in Fiction, General Nonfiction, Poetry, Journalism, Drama, Motion Pictures, Television and Other Fields. Detroit: Gale, 1963—. Print version that includes articles and references to other sources of criticism. Dictionary of Literary Biography. Gale Group, continuous updating. Web access. Updated periodically. Outlines the lives and careers of authors from all eras and genres and summarizes the critical response to their work. Each entry contains personal information, a list of principal works and funher readings about the author. Available by subscription only. Online Literary Criticism Collection. Internet Public Library. 28 Apr. 2000 http://www.ipl.org/ref/litcrit/. A selected list of over 3,000 Web sites providing biographies and criticisms. Can be browsed by author, title, or by nationality of authors. Yahoo! Authors. http://dir.yahoo.com/Arts/Humanities/Literature/Authors/. Access to selected author biographies and criticisms of their works. Indexes to Literary Criticism Some of the following guides are limited to literature of a specific nationality, while others are international in their coverage. Both the titles and the annotations indicate in some measure the scope of the guide. 371 appear in periodicals and books, (2) a list of books used as sources and a list of periodicals searched, and (3) an author-title index. Palmer, Helen H., and Anne Jane Dyson. American Drama Criticism Interpretations, 1890—1965, Inclusive ofAmerican Drama since the First Play Produced in America. Hamden, CT: Shoe String, 1967. Supplement I, 1970. Supplement Il, 1976. Supplement Ill, 1990. Supplement IV, 1996. Lists critical articles of American plays located in periodicals, books, and monographs. Arrangement is alphabetical by playwright. Poetry Alexander, Harriet Semmes, comp. American and British Poetry: A Guide to the Criticism 1979—1990. Athens, OH: Swallow Press/Ohio University Press, 1995. Indexes criticisms located in 170 joumals and 500 books published between 1925 and 1990. Volume I covers the years 1925—1978; volume 2 covers 1979—1990. Cline, Gloria Stark, and Jeffrey A. Baker. An Index to Criticisms of British and American Poetry. Metuchen, NJ: Scarecrow, 1973. Cites critical articles on poetry published in periodicals and books between 1960 and 1970. List of abbreviations of periodicals used in entries and a bibliography of books cited are found in the back of this work. Gray, Richard. American Poetry 20th Century. New York: Longman Publishing Group, 1990. Shields, Ellen F. Contemporary English Poetry: An Annotated Bibliography of Criticism to 1980. New York: Garland, 1984. Short Stories Aycock, Wendell M. Twentieth Century Short Story Explication: 1997—98. Hamden, CT: Shoe String, 2004. Short Story Criticism. Detroit: Gale. 1988—. Annual. Criticisms are listed in chronological order. Cumulative author and title indexes are included. Walker, Warren S. Twentieth-Century Short Story Explication: Interpretations 1900—1975 of Short Fiction since 1800. 3rd ed. Hamden, CT: Shoe String, 1977. Supplements, 1961—1991. Analysis of short stories appearing in books, periodicals, and monographs. LITERATURE IN COLLECTIONS (ANTHOLOGIES) The term anthology refers to any collection of varied literary compositions. Anthologies can also include works from a period of history or works devoted to a particular subject or theme. Most anthologies include works of varied authorship, but it is not uncommon to have representative works of one author selected by an editor and collected in an anthology. The outstanding characteristic of an anthology is that it includes many different titles of shorter works under one title. FINDING WORKS INCLUDED IN ANTHOLOGIES Library catalogs usually list the titles of anthologies that the library owns, but they do not include titles of the shorter works in the anthologies. For example, the title, Ten Modern Masters: An Anthology of the Short Story, would be listed in the catalog, but the short story, "I'm a Fool," which is included in the anthology, probably would not be listed. The Internet is an excellent source to locate materials that might be included in anthologies—short stories, poems, plays, or essays—or just to find individual titles of shorter literary works. Most of the materials from anthologies that are being published on the Intemet are older, so there are no copyright restrictions prohibiting free public access. However, some newer materials are also included. The other way to find materials in anthologies is to use one of the indexes available for that purpose. 373 Note the work listed under the heading "women" and the subheading "employment" by R.L. Coser entitled "Power Lost and Status Gained: A Step in the Direction of Sex Equality." This essay is found in a work entitled The Nature of Work, edited by K. Erikson and S. P. Vallas. To retrieve this essay, you would conduct a title search in the library catalog for "nature of work," or search for "coser r l" as the author. The essay will be found on pages 71 through 87. SUBJECT HEADING Women—Continued Crime Sce Female offenders Crimes against See also Rape MacKinnon, C. A. Crimes of war, crimes of peacc. (In On human rights; cd. by S. Shute and S. Hurley p83-109) Morgan, R. A massacre in Montreal. (In Morgan, R. The word of a woman pi 99-205) Segel, L. Docs pornography cause violence? The scarch for evidencc. (In Dirty looks: women, pornography, power, cd. bv P. C. Gibson and R. Gibson p5-21) Diseases See also Gynecology; Women—Health and hygicnc Education Bcc, B. Critical literacv and the politics or gcndcr. (In Critical literacy; cd. bv C. Lankshcar and P. L. McLaren pi05-ii) Harris, S. K. Responding to the text(s): women readers and the quest for higher education. (In Readers in history; cd. by J. L. Machor p259-82) Great Britain Wolff, J, The culture of separate spheres: the rolc of culture in nineteenth-centurv public and private life. (In Wolff. J. Feminine scntcnces p12-33) Ireland Innes, C. L. 'Groups rather than individuals': women in politics and education. (In Innes, C. L. Woman and nation in Irish literature and society, 1880-1935 pl 10-27) Middle East Abadan-Unat, N. The impact of legal and educational reforms on Turkish women. (In Women in Middle Eastern history, ed. by N. R. Keddie and B. Baron pl 77-94) Berkey, J. P. Women and Islamic education in the Mamluk period. (In Women in Middle Eastern history; ed. by N. R. Keddie and B. Baron p143-57) Education (Higher) Heilbrun, C. G. The politics of mind: women, tradition, and the university. (In Gender in the classroom; ed. by S. L Gabriel and I. Smithson p28-40) Kramarae, C, and Treichler, P. A. Power relationships in the classroom. (In Gender in the classroom; ed. by S. L. Gabriel and I. Smithson p41-59) Lee, E. B. Reflections on the education of women. (In The Liberal arts in a time of crisis; ed. by B. A. Scott p135-40) Emancipation See Women's rights Em lovment See also Sex discrimination in employment Coser, R. L. Power lost and status gained: ESSAY a step in the direction of sex equality. (In The Nature SOURCE of work; ed. bv K. Erikson and S. P. Vallas p71-87) California Hossfcld, K. J. "Their logic against them": contradictions in sex, racc, and class in Silicon Valley. (In Women workers and global restructuring; cd. by K. Ward pl 49-78) Developing countries Tiano, S. Maquiladora womcn: a new category of workers? (In Women workers and global restructuring: cd. by K. Ward pi 93-223) Great Britain Dupree, M. The community perspective in family history: the Potteries during the nineteenth century. (Itt The First modern society; ed. by A. L. Beier, D. Cannadine and J. M. Rosenhcim p549-73) Greece Hadjicostandi, J. "Façon": women's formal and informal work in the garment industry in Kayala, Grcecc. (In Women workers and global restructuring; ed. by K. Ward p64-81) Ireland Pyle, J. L. Export-led development and the underemployment of women: thc impact of discriminatory development policy in the Republic of Ireland, Women workers and global rcstructuring•, cd. bv K. Ward p85-1 1 2) Italv Cammarosano, S. O. Labouring women in norlhcm and central Italv in the nine. tccnth century. (In Societv and politics in the age of the Risorgimento: cd. bv J. A. Davis and P. Ginsborg pl 52-83) Japan Carney. L. and O'Kelly, C. G. Women's work and women's place in the Japanese economic miracle. (In Women workers and global restructuring; ed. by K. Ward pl 13-45) Java Wolf, D. L. Linking women's labor with the global economy: factory workers and their families in rural Java. (In Women workers and global restructuring; ed. bv K. Ward p25-47) Taiwan Gallin, R. S. Women and the export industry in Taiwan: the muting of class consciousness. (In Women workers and global restructuring; ed. by K. Ward p! 79-92) United States Gabin, N. F. Time out of mind: the UAW's response to female labor laws and mandatory overtime in the 1960s. (In Work engendered: toward a new history of American labor, ed. by A. Baron p35 1-74) Kessler-Harris, A. Law and a living: the gendered content of "free labor". (In Gender, class, race and reform in the Progressive Era; ed. by N. Frankel and N. S. Dye p87-109) Enfranchisement See Women—Suffrage Health and hygiene See also Clothing and dress Jacobson, J. L. Improving women's reproductive health. (In State of the worldi 1992 pS3-99) o o Figure 12.8 Sample page from Essay and General Literature Index, 1990-1994, p. 1794 ACTORS—Conlinued Pritchett, V. S. The chain-smoker Besant, Sir W., and Ricc, J. The case of Mr. Salter, J. The cinema Lucraft Tagore, Sir R. Resistance broken Bioy Casares, A. Cato Tokareva, V. Thou shalt not make Bloch, R. Show biz Turchi, P. Magician Boyd, W. Not yet. Jayette Uvarova, L. Be still, torments of passion Breen, J. L. Starstruck Vcrlainc, M. J. The nude scene Burns, C. Also starring Vidal, G. Erlinda and Mr. Coffin Crumley, J. The heavy Vivante, A. The last kiss Goldman, E. S. Nelly Fallower's Streetcar Walker, C. Z. The very pineapple Goldsmith, O. Adventures of a strolling player Wallace, D. F. My appearance Hagedorn, J. T. Film noir Whitebird, J. Mrs. Bruja Hall, M. M. The pool people Acts of contrition. Binstock, R. C. Lombreg]ia, R. Jungle video Acts of kindness. Wagner, M. M. Mori, T. Japanese Hamlet Acts of mercy. Coleman, J. C. Nakayama, C. Good afternoon, ladies Actual oil. Steinbach, M. Onetti, J. C. A dream come true Ad astra per aspera. Compo, S. Palacio Valdés, A. Drama in the flies Adam, Christina Paul, B. Close, but no cigar Fires Runyon, D. Broadway complex Birch Lane Press presents American fiction Saroyan, W. The man with the heart in the highlands Adam, one afternoon. Calvino, Schmidt, H. J. The honored guest I. Adamidou, Irena Ioannidou See Ioannidou Adams, Alice, 1926- AUTHOR 1940: fall Adams, A. After you've gone Prize stories, 1990 After you've gone Adams, A. After you've gone Legal fictions; ed. by J. Wishingrad Prize stories, 1989 Alaska The Oxford book of American short stones; cd. by J. C. Oatcs Alternatives American stories Il: fiction from the Atlantic monthly Beautiful girl The Invisible encmy; ed. by M. Dow and J. Regan Child's play Adams, A. After you've gone 4—S.Q.U.R.C.E—.— Earthquake damage The New Yorker v66 p44-9 My 7 '90 Prize stories, 1991 The end of the world Adams, A. After you've gone Favors Adams, A. After you've gone Fog Adams, A. After you've gone The islands Prize stories, 1993 The Sophisticated cat; comp. by J. C Oates and D. Halpern The last lovely city The Best American short stones, 1992 The New Yorker v67 p33-9 Mr I l '91 Prize stories, 1992 Lost cat Adams, A. After you've gone The Company of cats; ed. by M. J. Rosen Love and work Southwest Review "77 p466-79 Aut '92 Molly's dog The Literary dog; ed. by J. Schinto The oasis The Rough road home; ed. by R. Gingher Ocracoke Island Adams, A. After you've gone Slesar, H. Starring the defense Spencer, D. Our secret's out Spencer, S. Credit Stoker, B. A criminal star Thomas, G. An ample wish Urbánek, Z. For dreams that now have ceased Villanueva, M. The insult Villiers de I'lslc-Adam, A., comte de. The desire to be a man Zinnes, H. Wings The actors company. Finney, E. J. Actress. Oates, J. C. ACTRESSES Sec also Motion picture actors and actresses; Thcatcr life Aickman. R. The visiting star Alcott, L. M. Hope's debut Alcott, L. M. La Jeune; or, Actress and woman Alcott. L. M. A laugh and a look Alcott. L. M. The romance of a bouquet Allen, S. Thc interview Brennan. K. Jack Carroll. J. The lick of time Carter, A. The merchant of shadows Cather, W. Coming, Aphrodite! Cheever, J. The fourth alarm Cliff. M. Scrccn memory Compo, S. The continuity girl DePew, A. Rita and Maxine Fitzgerald, F. S. Last kiss Frame, R. Switchback Ganina, M. Stage actress Hasiam, G. W. Joaquin Hébert, A. The first garden Ingalls, R. The end of tragedy Kinder, R. M. Witches Kress, N. With the original cast Lewis, S. As P. T. Mason, B. A. A new-wave format0 McGahern, J. Peacheso Minot, S. Île Sèche Munro, A. Simon's luck Nakayama, C. Star time Norman, H. Whatever Lola wants Oates. J. C. Actress Onetti, J. C. Hell most feared Orr, M. The wisdom of Eve Palacio Valdés, A. Clotilde's romance Poniatowska, E. Park Cinema o Figure 12.11 C) Author search, Short Story Index. Poetry American Poetry Index: An Author and Title Index to Poetry by Americans in Single Author Collections. vol. 1, 1981-1982. vol. 2, 1983. vol. 3, 1984. vol. 4, 1986. New York: Grander Book co., 1986. An alphabetical index to authors and titles of over 10,000 poems published in 190 collections, which are identified by number after author's name in main index. Caskey, Jefferson D, comp. Index to Poetry in Popular Periodicals, 1955—1959. Westport, CT: Greenwood, 1984. Indexes 7,400 poems by title appearing in American periodicals from 1955 to 1959. Also includes a first-line index, author index, and subject index. . Index to Poetry in Popular Periodicals, 1960—1964. Westport, CT: Greenwood, 1988. An update of the earlier title. The Columbia Granger's Index to Poetry. 11th ed. New York: Columbia UP, 1997. Continues Granger's Index to Poetry. Indexes over 100,000 poems appearing in over 400 anthologies. Granger, Edith. Granger's Index to Poetry, 1970—1981. 8th ed., Revised. Indexing anthologies published through December 31, 1981. New York, Columbia University Press, 1986. First published in 1904, this is considered the standard index to poetry. Each edition enlarges on the previous one, omitting some anthologies and adding new ones. Later editions arranged by sections as follows: (1) title and first-line index, (2) author index, and (3) subject index. Newton, Keith. Columbia Granger's Index to Poetry: in Collected and Selected Works. 2nd ed. New York: Chichester: Columbia University Press. 2004. Poetry Archives. e-mule.com http://www.emule.com/poetry/. Large collection of free classical poetry on the Internet. Searchable by author, title, and first line of poem. Speeches History Channel. http://www.history.com/speeches Provides audio and text for important speeches. Mitchell, Charity. Speech Index: An Index to Collections of World Famous Orations and Speeches for Various Occasions. Metuchen, NJ: Scarecrow, 1982. Supplement, 4th ed., 1966—1980. Alphabetical arrangement of speeches by author, subject, and type of speech. Representative American Speeches. H.W. Wilson, 1938—. Annual. Collection of speeches. Has cumulative author index: 1937—1960 in 1959/60 volume; annual index since 1960/61. Vital Speeches of the Day. New York: City News, 1934—. Excellent source for speeches on current issues and social trends in the United States and other countries. Published twice a month. Annual index published in November issue. Also indexed in Readers' Guide and in ABI/INFORM. Also has a 25-year (1934—1959) author/subject index. Web access at http://www.votd.com