Research Guides: ENG104 Warren: Find a work of fiction

Three ways to find a work of fiction

Most of CCC Library's collections are non-fiction. However, there is a physical section of the library that is ALL FICTION!

Option 1: Browse for a book
- Visit CCC Library and find the shelves labeled PN - PZ.
- This is the literature / fiction section. Browse and choose a book.
Option 2: Choose a book from Amy's recommended list (below)
- Learn about each book and check its availability by selecting its title or cover art.
- Write down the book's call number. Come to campus to pick it up.
Option 3: Search for books in CCC Library's Catalog
- Our Catalog search box is listed below Amy's recommended book list.
- Search by book title, author, or "short stories"
- Write down the book's call number. Come to campus to pick it up.

Bring your book(s) to the Circulation Services desk. Bring a picture ID card. You can keep your book(s) for six weeks.

by George Saunders

by Susan Glaspell

by Charlotte Perkins Gilman

by Ernest Hemingway

by Franz Kafka

by E. Taylor
(order this book through interlibrary loan)

by Gabriel García Márquez

by Nathaniel Hawthorne

by Ralph Ellison

by Edith Wharton
(order this book through interlibrary loan)

by Flannery O'Connor

by Tillie Olsen

by William Faulkner

Protip: Use CCC Library's Advanced Search

Change the "Any field" dropdown menu to "Subject"
Change the "contains" dropdown menu to "contains exact phrase"
Copy / paste any of the following phrases as written:
- Short stories
- Short stories, American
- Short stories, Russian
- Fiction, American
- Fiction, Russian
Optional: In the second search box, type in a topic, theme, nationality, or idea that interests you.
Select Search