Albert Porqueras-Mayo is Professor of Spanish at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. Honorary President of the North American Catalan Society since 1978, he is the author of El prologo en el Renacimiento espanol and Temas y formas de la literatura espanola. Jaume Marti-Olivella is the Director of Cultural Activities for the North American Catalan Society. Carme Rey i Grangè teaches Catalan Literature in Stiges (Barcelona).

The concept of this pioneering work, designed for students and teachers of Catalan, could hardly be improved...an interesting bonus is the presence of statements by the authors as to their views of the conte as a literary genre. Studies In Short Fiction The work provides an original contribution to the field, and is carried out with a clear educational objective, useful for introducing foreign readers to the works of those young, yet mature, short story writers working in Catalonia, the Baleares, andValencia. Zeitschrift fur Romanische Philologie The work provides an original contribution to the field, and is carried out with a clear educational objective, useful for introducing foreign readers to the works of those young, yet mature, short story writers working in Catalonia, the Baleares, and Valencia. Zeitschrift fur Romanische Philologie The concept of this pioneering work, designed for students and teachers of Catalan, could hardly be improved...an interesting bonus is the presence of statements by the authors as to their views of the conte as a literary genre. Studies In Short Fiction

Albert Porqueras-Mayo is Professor of Spanish at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. Honorary President of the North American Catalan Society since 1978, he is the author of El prologo en el Renacimiento espanol and Temas y formas de la literatura espanola. Jaume Marti-Olivella is the Director of Cultural Activities for the North American Catalan Society. Carme Rey i Grangè teaches Catalan Literature in Stiges (Barcelona).

The concept of this pioneering work, designed for students and teachers of Catalan, could hardly be improved...an interesting bonus is the presence of statements by the authors as to their views of the conte as a literary genre. Studies In Short Fiction The work provides an original contribution to the field, and is carried out with a clear educational objective, useful for introducing foreign readers to the works of those young, yet mature, short story writers working in Catalonia, the Baleares, andValencia. Zeitschrift fur Romanische Philologie The work provides an original contribution to the field, and is carried out with a clear educational objective, useful for introducing foreign readers to the works of those young, yet mature, short story writers working in Catalonia, the Baleares, and Valencia. Zeitschrift fur Romanische Philologie The concept of this pioneering work, designed for students and teachers of Catalan, could hardly be improved...an interesting bonus is the presence of statements by the authors as to their views of the conte as a literary genre. Studies In Short Fiction

Albert Porqueras-Mayo is Professor of Spanish at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. Honorary President of the North American Catalan Society since 1978, he is the author of El prologo en el Renacimiento espanol and Temas y formas de la literatura espanola. Jaume Marti-Olivella is the Director of Cultural Activities for the North American Catalan Society. Carme Rey i Grangè teaches Catalan Literature in Stiges (Barcelona).

The concept of this pioneering work, designed for students and teachers of Catalan, could hardly be improved...an interesting bonus is the presence of statements by the authors as to their views of the conte as a literary genre. Studies In Short Fiction The work provides an original contribution to the field, and is carried out with a clear educational objective, useful for introducing foreign readers to the works of those young, yet mature, short story writers working in Catalonia, the Baleares, andValencia. Zeitschrift fur Romanische Philologie The work provides an original contribution to the field, and is carried out with a clear educational objective, useful for introducing foreign readers to the works of those young, yet mature, short story writers working in Catalonia, the Baleares, and Valencia. Zeitschrift fur Romanische Philologie The concept of this pioneering work, designed for students and teachers of Catalan, could hardly be improved...an interesting bonus is the presence of statements by the authors as to their views of the conte as a literary genre. Studies In Short Fiction