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Offers critical perspectives on the many Hispanic authors who have staked out a vibrant and burgeoning presence on the American literary scene. This book includes a chronology, bibliography, notes on the contributors, and an introductory essay.

Widely acclaimed as one of the finest short story writers, Flannery O'Connor's stories include ""A Good Man Is Hard to Find"" and ""Everything That Rises Must Converge"". This collection of critical essays presents a chronology of O'Connor's life, a bibliography of her works, an index, and an introductory essay by literary critic Harold Bloom.

Identity and belonging are just two of the many themes Asian-American writers have explored. This work evaluates this important body of American literature. It discusses canonical writers such as Maxine Hong Kingston and Amy Tan in addition to the voices and traditions that have emerged from the US' diverse South and East Asian communities.

Generations of readers have embraced Jane Austen's seminal work ""Pride and Prejudice"", moving on to discover her other much-loved novels, including ""Emma"", ""Sense and Sensibility"", and ""Mansfield Park"". This work aims to provide a critical portrait of this popular author.

Through a series of critically acclaimed novels, including ""Blood Meridian"", ""All the Pretty Horses"", ""No Country for Old Men"", and ""The Road"", Cormac McCarthy established himself as a major voice in American fiction of the late 20th and early 21st centuries. This work offers a fresh selection of essays discussing McCarthy's multifaceted novels.