Modern Canadian Stories by John Stevens (Editor)

Abounding in the energy, variety and unexplored riches of the modern Canadian short story, this is perhaps the most important and entertaining single-volume collection ever pub- lished. Many of these stories recklessly depart from traditional views of narrative. They explore alienation, fragmented identities, moral conflicts and, in a time of new freedom, the troubled relations between men and women, still the world's oldest and most fascinating problem.