Ugly, Too,” Lorrie Moore “You’re Orders,” Tobias Wolff “Awaiting 3/6 Plot and Structure Surprise and Suspense Beginnings and Endings Essays Perturbation: How to Know Whether You’ve Got a Plot or Not” “Incremental John Barth Lingerie Theory of Literature,” Julie Chekoway “The Stories Edward P. Jones Oak,” George Saunders “Sea 3/13 of View: First Person Essays Shadows, Hearing Voices: The Basics of Point of View” Valerie Miner “Casting Container of Multitudes, or When Isn’t The Art of First Person” “A ‘I’ ‘Me’: Alyce Miller Stories Antichrist?” Chris Adrian “Why President,” Daniel Alarcon “The 3/20 of View: Third Person Essays Eyes to See: The Art of Third Person” Lynna Williams “And What Distance?” Janet Burroway “At Omniscience in Contemporary Writing” Jenny Dunning “Reconsidering Stories Caprices,” Sabina Murray “The and Hydrogen,” Jim Shepard “Love 3/27 Stories, Stories “Big” “Little” Time Management in Fiction Essays Excerpts from Literary Clock: Strategies for Handling Time in Fiction” “The Amy Weintraub Time in Short Stories, Or Why Can’t a Story Be More Like a Novel?” “Long Joan Silber Stories Behavior of the Hawkweeds,” Andrea Barrett “The Raymond Carver “Cathedral,”
“You’re Ugly, Too,” Lorrie Moore “Awaiting Orders,” Tobias Wolff 3/6 Plot and Structure Surprise and Suspense Beginnings and Endings Essays “Incremental Perturbation: How to Know Whether You’ve Got a Plot or Not” John Barth “The Lingerie Theory of Literature,” Julie Chekoway Stories Edward P. Jones “Sea Oak,” George Saunders 3/13 of View: First Person Essays “Casting Shadows, Hearing Voices: The Basics of Point of View” Valerie Miner “A Container of Multitudes, or When ‘I’ Isn’t ‘Me’: The Art of First Person” Alyce Miller Stories “Why Antichrist?” Chris Adrian “The President,” Daniel Alarcon 3/20 of View: Third Person Essays “And Eyes to See: The Art of Third Person” Lynna Williams “At What Distance?” Janet Burroway “Reconsidering Omniscience in Contemporary Writing” Jenny Dunning Stories “The Caprices,” Sabina Murray “Love and Hydrogen,” Jim Shepard 3/27 “Big” Stories, “Little” Stories Time Management in Fiction Essays Excerpts from “The Literary Clock: Strategies for Handling Time in Fiction” Amy Weintraub “Long Time in Short Stories, Or Why Can’t a Story Be More Like a Novel?” Joan Silber Stories “The Behavior of the Hawkweeds,” Andrea Barrett “Cathedral,” Raymond Carver
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