The New Oxford Book of Canadian Short Stories - ed. Margaret Atwood, ed. Robert Weaver

Written by ed. Margaret Atwood, ed. Robert Weaver
Read by Mike Morrison, Martha Keener, Nonnie Elkins, Kathleen Miller, Barbara Byam, Ann Saunders, Eva Jarmicka
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The New Oxford Book of Canadian Short Stories in English
Edited by Margaret Atwood and Robert Weaver
Read by Mike Morrison, Martha Keener, Nonnie Elkins, Kathleen Miller, Barbara Byam, Ann Saunders and Eva Jarmicka
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Total # of Tracks: 50
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First published in 1987, The New Oxford Book of Canadian Short Stories was hailed as a world-class anthology in The Washington Post Book World and as a banquet of stories…to be savored and enjoyed over and over again in The Philadelphia Inquirer. Now, in The New Oxford Book of Canadian Short Stories, Margaret Atwood and Robert Weaver have compiled an updated anthology that surpasses the original in historical and regional balance while providing fiction lovers with another superb collection of works in a handy paperback format.
Featuring forty-five stories, four more than in the first edition, and including new stories by eighteen of the writer featured in the original, The New Oxford Book of Canadian Short Stories offers an engaging survey of Canada’s leading writers and finest short stories. But perhaps the most exciting feature is the presence of many new writers, including Thomas King, Carol Shields, Rohinton Mistry, and Dionne Brand, writers who underscore Atwoods conviction that the Canadian short story will continue to grow, mutate, re-seed itself, and flourish. The New Oxford Book of Canadian Short Stories, revised and updated, reflects the increasing diversity of the genre and the growing reputation of a new generation of Canadian writers. It belongs on the shelf of all aficionados of short fiction.

Stories in this collection:

01) Introduction by Margaret Atwood
02) Haply the Soul of My Grandmother by Ethel Wilson
03) All the Years of Her Life by Morley Callaghan
04) The Wedding Gift by Thomas H. Raddall
05) The Lamp at Noon by Sinclair Ross
06) The Old Woman by Joyce Marshall
07) One-Two-Three Little Indians by Hugh Garner
08) Scarves, Beads, Sandals by Mavix Gallant
09) Something Happened Here by Norman Levine
10) The Mask of the Bear by Margaret Laurence
11) The Bully by James Reaney
12) Getting to Williamstown by Hugh Hood
13) The Duel in Cluny Park by Timothy Findley
14) The Jack Randa Hotel by Alice Munro
15) The End of Summer by Jane Rule
16) Griff! by Austin C. Clarke
17) Share and Share Alike by Marian Engel
18) The Woman Who Talked to Horses by Leon Rooke
19) Where Is the Voice Coming From? by Rudy Wiebe
20) The Hayfield by George Bowering
21) Shoeless Joe Jackson Comes to Iowa by W. P. Kinsella
22) Milk Bread Beer Ice by Carol Shields
23) Bear Country by Audrey Thomas
24) As Birds Bring Forth the Sun by Alistair MacLeod
25) The Black Queen by Barry Callaghan
26) The Years in Exile by John Metcalf
27) True Trash by Margaret Atwood
28) God is Not a Fish Inspector by W. D. Valgardson
29) A Class of New Canadians by Clark Blaise
30) The Meaning of the Marriage by Cynthia Flood
31) Flowers for Weddings and Funerals by Sandra Birdsell
32) Trotsky’s First Confessions by Matt Cohen
33) Celia Behind Me by Isabel Huggan
34) One Good Story, That One by Thomas King
35) Deer Heart by Bonnie Burnard
36) For Puzzled in Wisconsin by Bronwen Wallace
37) Swain Corliss, Hero of Malcolm’s Mills (now Oakland, Ontario), November 6, 1814 by Douglas Glover
38) Making It by Margaret Gibson
39) Sociology by Katherine Govier
40) We So Seldom Look on Love by Barbara Gowdy
41) Dancing Bear by Guy Vanderhaeghe
42) The Ghost of Firozsha Baag by Rohinton Mistry
43) Sans Souci by Dionne Brand
44) Transfigurations by Janice Kulyk Keefer
45) Red Plaid Shirt by Diane Schoemperlen
46) White Shoulders by Linda Svendsen
47) Digging Up the Mountains by Neil Bissoondath
48) The Chmarnyk by Caroline Adderson