The perfect alternative to lengthy fiction anthologies, this brief, inexpensive, and diverse collection of 42 short stories provides a concise yet complete introduction to the study of fiction. Chronologically organized, the diverse selection includes the discipline's most popular short stories. An “Introduction to Fiction” provides an overview of the genre, defining key literary terms in context. “Writing about Fiction” offers instruction for writing essays and covers MLA style citation. Biographical headnotes highlight common themes and ideas in the author’s body of work. Individuals who want a brief overview of the study of poetry.

Drama: A Pocket Anthology (Canadian Edition)

Literature & Fiction

Gwynn, R.S.

Campbell, Wanda

History & Criticism

Pearson Education Canada

Literature: A Pocket Anthology

Literary

Pearson/Longman

Portable. Interactive. Uniquely Canadian.      The Gwynn/Campbell series is a perfect alternative to lengthy  anthologies.  This compact, value-priced and diverse collection provides a concise yet complete introduction to the study of fiction  The new, 2nd edition offers additional Canadian selections, an updated critical framework and enhanced audio/visual pedagogy with the inclusion of MyLiteratureLab in every copy.

Fiction: A Pocket Anthology, Second Canadian Edition with MyLiteratureLab (2nd Edition)

Portable. Interactive. Uniquely Canadian. The Gwynn/Campbell series is a perfect alternative to lengthy literature anthologies. This compact, value-priced and diverse collection of fiction, poetry and drama provides a concise yet complete introduction to the study of literature. The new, 2 edition offers additional Canadian selections, an updated critical framework and enhanced audio/visual pedagogy with the inclusion of MyLiteratureLab in every copy.

Literature: A Pocket Anthology, Second Canadian Edition and MyLiteratureLab (2nd Edition)

Pertice McIlveen, a young Ontario woman who loves Hemingway and hates hats, receives a mysterious key in the mail. Accompanied by her best friend Es, she travels to Gannet Island off the coast of New Brunswick to find the door it fits into. There she discovers a charming cottage by the sea has been willed to her by a secret benefactor identified only as PM, on the condition she wears the hats that come with it. She accepts the challenge, leaving behind her life in Toronto and moving into Honeysuckle Cottage. As she seeks to solve the mystery of PM, Pertice is gradually changed by the hats she wears and the islanders she meets. With the help of Charlotte, the proprietor of the local bed and breakfast, her artist husband Will, and two men caught between land and sea, Pertice discovers a new kind of grace under pressure.

Hat Girl

Signature Editions