Neumann, Bonnie H., ed. and Helen M. McDonnell, associate ed. Teaching the Short Story: A Guide to Using Stories from around the World. Urbana, IL: National Council of Teachers of English, 1996. xiv, 301 p.

ISBN 0814119476; 9780814119471

Includes comments on the following Greek authors and short stories (not the stories themselves!) in a comparative context: Elli Alexiou, "They Were All to Be Pitied" (pp. 14-15); Kay Cicellis, "Brief Dialogue" (pp. 38-39); Petros Haris, "Lights on the Sea" (p. 73); Hebe Meleagrou, "Monument" (pp. 111-112); Lilika Nakos, "The Broken Doll" (pp. 121-122), "Helenitsa" (p. 122); Alexandros Papadiamantis, "The Bewitching of the Aga" (pp. 130-131); Rodis Roufos, "The Candidate" (pp. 141-142); Galatea Saranti, "Sunlight" (p. 147); Konstantinos Theotokis, "Village Life" (pp. 165-166); Elias Venezis, "Mycenae" (pp. 172-173). The Greek entries are signed mainly by Elizabeth Max (EM) and one also by Ron Smith (RS).