LITERATURE: Craft and Voice (Volume 1, Fiction)
CHAPTER 1: READING A STORY IN ITS ELEMENTS
CHAPTER 2: GOING FURTHER : An Interactive Reading
CHAPTER 3: WRITING ABOUT FICTION
CHAPTER 4: PLOT
CHAPTER 5: CHARACTER
CHAPTER 6: SETTING
CHAPTER 7: POINT OF VIEW
CHAPTER 8: LANGUAGE, TONE, AND STYLE
CHAPTER 9: THEME
CHAPTER 10: SYMBOL
CHAPTER 11: FICTION AS SOCIAL COMMENTARY: A Case Study on Joyce Carol Oates
CHAPTER 12: AMERICAN REGIONALISM AND SENSE OF PLACE
CHAPTER 13: VISUAL ARTS, FILM, AND FICTION
CHAPTER 14: AN ANTHOLOGY Of STORIES FOR FURTHER READING
LITERATURE: Craft and Voice (Volume 2, Poetry)
CHAPTER 15: READING A POEM IN ITS ELEMENTS
CHAPTER 16: GOING FURTHER WITH READING
CHAPTER 17: WRITING ABOUT POETRY
CHAPTER 18: WORDS
CHAPTER 19: VOICE: Persona, Tone, and Irony
CHAPTER 20: IMAGES AND SYMBOLS
CHAPTER 21: FIGURES OF SPEECH
CHAPTER 22: SOUND, RHYME, AND RHYTHM
CHAPTER 23: FIXED POETIC FORMS
CHAPTER 24: OPEN FORMS
CHAPTER 25: SONG and SPOKEN WORD
CHAPTER 26: LANGSTON HUGHES
CHAPTER 27: ART AND POETRY: A CASE STUDY ON WILLIAM BLAKE
CHAPTER 28: AMERICAN PLAIN STYLE:
Two Case Studies: Emily Dickinson and Robert Frost
Emily Dickinson and Robert Frost
CHAPTER 29: AN ANOTHOLOGY OF POEMS FOR FURTHER READING
LITERATURE: Craft and Voice (Volume 3, Drama)
CHAPTER 30: READING AND VIEWING PLAY IN ITS ELEMENTS
CHAPTER 31: GOING FURTHER: An Interactive Reading
CHAPTER 32: WRITING ABOUT DRAMA
CHAPTER 33: ANCIENT GREEK DRAMA
CHAPTER 34: WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
CHAPTER 35: MODERN DRAMA
CHAPTER 36: CONTEMPORARY THEATER
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