The Grave by Katherine Anne Porter

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The Grave
Porter, Katherine Anne. “The Grave.” Leo, H. & Frederic R. Karl (1967) The shape of fiction: British and American Short Stories (1934): 158-165. HYPERLINK “https://www.vqronline.org/fiction/grave” https://www.vqronline.org/fiction/grave
This story narrates the life of Miranda and her brother when they came upon a family cemetery, which was empty after the land that it was in had been sold. The story reflects on the exploration of the children and their discovery in understanding the concept of death and the value of life. This book is important as t captures on the detail of the sanctity of life and the purpose of death in the society.
Rooke, Constance, and Bruce Wallis. “Myth and Epiphany in Porter’s ‘The Grave.’” Studies in Short Fiction, vol. 15, no. 3, Summer 1978, p. 269.
This article offers a reflection of the work of Katherine “The Grave” it highlights the mythical perspective devised in the book and the expression of epiphany in a way that readers can comprehend their innate use through the short story by Katherine. This article is important as it as well reflect on the themes covered in the story.
“Katherine Anne Porter’s Manuscript of ‘The Grave,’ 1935.” Virginia Quarterly Review, vol. 91, no. 4, Fall 2015, p. 225.
The article summaries the important component of the book “the Grave” by discussing what the author found interesting in her writing and some important revelations that reader missed. This article is important as it provided a clear approach to understanding the work of Katherine from a simple perspective.

Titus, Mary. “Mingled Sweetness and Corruption”: Katherine Anne Porter’s” The Fig Tree” and” The Grave.” South Atlantic Review 53.2 (1988): 111-125.
This article compared the work of Katherine Ann with other literary works in the aspect of themes that are covered within the story. The article is important as it highlights the themes and compares it with other stories for readers to develop a broader understanding of the literature in a different context.
Mooney, Harry John. The fiction and criticism of Katherine Anne Porter. Vol. 2. University of Pittsburgh Pre, 1957.
This article offers a critical analysis of Katherine’s work by feature different criticism in the short story which readers can understand different from the main intention of the literature work. The article citizens the various style, theme, and context of the story in an approach that readers can relate to making the short story easy to understand.
Works Cited
Porter, Katherine Anne. “The Grave.” Leo, H. & Frederic R. Karl (1967) The shape of fiction: British and American Short Stories (1934): 158-165. HYPERLINK “https://www.vqronline.org/fiction/grave” https://www.vqronline.org/fiction/grave
Mooney, Harry John. The fiction and criticism of Katherine Anne Porter. Vol. 2. University of Pittsburgh Pre, 1957.
Titus, Mary. “Mingled Sweetness and Corruption”: Katherine Anne Porter’s” The Fig Tree” and” The Grave.” South Atlantic Review 53.2 (1988): 111-125.
“Katherine Anne Porter’s Manuscript of ‘The Grave,’ 1935.” Virginia Quarterly Review, vol. 91, no. 4, Fall 2015, p. 225.
Rooke, Constance, and Bruce Wallis. “Myth and Epiphany in Porter’s ‘The Grave.’” Studies in Short Fiction, vol. 15, no. 3, Summer 1978, p. 269.