Fine Lines

by Sullivan (Editor)

Ms. magazine has collected here for the first time fifteen superb short stories chosen from those it has been publishing since 1972. Written by both established authors and promising new writers, these stories are brilliant examples of the art of fiction in its most concentrated form.

(from back cover)

contents:

Bodies - Hilma Wolitzer
Life Without Martin - Jane Shapiro
Not A Very Nice Story - Doris Lessing
Louise's Brownies - Lynda Schor
Advancing Luna--And Ida B. Wells - Alice Walker
Ice Flowers - Joyce Thompson
The Green Woman - Meghan B. Collins
Krueva And The Pony - Sally Gearhart
Requiem For Willie Lee - Frenchy Hodges
The Right Thing - Fanny Howe
The Thorn - Mary Gordon
Betty - Margaret Atwood
The Quiet Woman - Mary Heaton Vorse
The Barking - Ingeborg Bachmann
A Success Story - Margaret Drabble

271 pages, Board Book

First published October 1, 1982

Reviews

[Ann M · Rating 4 out of 5]

Full title: Fine Lines: The Best of Ms. Fiction, ed. Ruth Sullivan. This is a book of stories, some by very famous authors, originally published in Ms. Magazine. A great intro to feminist authors and subjects, if a bit dated in places.

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