Our literature anthologies* are an especially prized part of McGraw-Hill's English Garden; in addition, we offer an array of guides to reading literature, creative writing, and writing about literature. We are pleased to announce the latest crop:

• Robert DiYanni's Literature: Reading Fiction, Poetry, Drama, Fifth Edition
• George and Barbara Perkins' The American Tradition in Literature, 10th Edition (Volumes I, II, and the Shorter) (due July/August 2002)
• Toby Fulwiler and William Stephany's English Studies: Reading, Writing, and Interpreting Texts
• The Hudson Book of Poetry: 30 Stories Worth Reading
• The Hudson Book of Fiction: 150 Poems Worth Reading

as well as a few texts still germinating:

• Dana Gioia, Dave Mason, and Meg Schoerke, 20th Century American Poetics (due December 2002)
• Dana Gioia, Dave Mason, and Meg Schoerke, 20th Century American Poetry (due February 2003)
• Brenda Miller and Suzanne Paola, Tell It Slant: Writing and Shaping Creative Nonfiction (due Spring 2003)

For details on these products and more, see

• What's New in Print (Literature)
• What's New in New Media (Literature)

Check back frequently for additions to our growing list!

For a wealth of online poetry, fiction and drama, as well as literature resources for students and teachers alike, check out our LitLinks page!

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* The word comes from the Greek anthologia, lit. "a collection of flowers."