1000 Greatest Short Stories of All Time

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1. Girl with Curious Hair by David Foster Wallace

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2. The Death of Ivan Ilych by Leo Tolstoy

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3. How to Talk to Girls at Parties, by Neil Gaiman.

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4. The Daring Young Man on the Flying Trapeze by William Saroyan

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5. Also, St. Mawr by D.H. Lawrence and The Necklace by Guy de Maupassant

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6. “Meneseteung,” by Alice Munro
   “In the Gloaming,” by Alice Elliott Dark
   “My Parents’ Bedroom,” by Uwem Akpan
   “Intervention,” by Jill McCorkle

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7. Thank you for your suggestions. I will add them to the list very soon!

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8. Just surprised myself, I’ve read all of these.

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9. Melaney, do you have any other suggestions?! Help please.

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10. The Nine Billion Names of God

    Arthur C. Clarke

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11. Greenleaf by Flannery O’Connor

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12. “Sula” by Toni Morrison
    “The Bluest Eye” by Toni Morrison

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13. “The Blacker the Berry” by Wallace Thurman
    “Black Boy” by Richard Wright

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14. La Grosse Fifi – Jean Rhys
    The Debutante – Leonora Carrington
    The Poet And The Novelist As Roommates – Sheila Heti
    In the Cemetery where Al Jolson is Buried – Amy Hempel
    The Letter – Lydia Davis

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15. Oh damn, forgot Mary Gaitskill’s Romantic Weekend.

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16. The Depressed Person by David Foster Wallace
    The Babysitter by Robert Coover
    The Nonce Prize by Will Self

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17. Why I live over the P.O. Eudora Welty
    The Chaser John Collier
    The Hypnoglyph John Anthony (pen name for John Ciardi)

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18. The Machine Stops by E.M. Forster
    The Lady with the Dog by Anton Chekov
    Tardy Awakening by Steen Steensen Blicher
    Dead as They Come by Ian McEwan

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19. What we talk about when we talk about love – Raymond Chandler

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20. Let’s Go Home…unfortunately I can’t remember the author’s name. I read it a long time in ago and loved it. I’ll be grateful to anyone who could tell me the author’s name. The story is about a little boy who’s lost his mother and taken in by an uncle. On one wonderful cloudy day, he feels so elated that he rushes to his old home only to remember that his mother is no more.

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21. The Japanese Wife by Kunal Basu

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22. Bartleby, the Scrivener

    Herman Melville

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23. Greatest idea. Short Stories have become less popular since I was a kid. How about Saki’s The Open Window. BTW, I love Raymond Chandler but “What we talk about when we talk about love” should list author as Raymond Carver.Another good one – Guy de Maupassant’s Ball of Fat.

    Leiningen Versus the Ants by Carl Stephenson
    Haircut by Ring Lardner

    Let’s keep this active. Tell all your reader friends to contribute.

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24. How about Edgar Allan Poe’s ‘The Masque of the Red Death?’ Also, his ‘The Fall of the House of Usher’ should definitely make the list.

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25. The Necklace by Guy de Maupassant
    The Daring Young Man on the Flying Trapeze by William Saroyan
    The Wall by Jean-Paul Sartre

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26. An act of Kindness….a story about taking cae of feelings of ur kids or else the unimaginable happens

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27. The Call of Cthulhu, by H.P. Lovecraft
    I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream, by Harlan Ellison
    The Murders in the Rue Morgue by Edgar Allan Poe
    The Devil and Daniel Webster by Stephen Vincent Benét
    Oh, Whistle, and I’ll Come to You, My Lad by M.R. James
    Emergency by Denis Johnson
    Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes

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28. Some more:

    Nightfall and The Last Question, both by Asimov
    The Game of Rat and Dragon by Cordwainer Smith
    Inconstant Moon by Larry Niven
    The Gernsback Continuum by William Gibson
    Age of Lead by Margaret Atwood
    The Overcoat/The Cloak by Nikolai Gogol

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29. Barn Burning by Faulkner
    Soldier’s Home by Hemingway
    The Lady with the Little Dog by Chekhov
    Babylon Revisited by Scott Fitzgerald

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30. Dubliners by James Joyce is a short story collection, not a short story. 🙂
    And surely some stories by Edna O’Brien, Yiyun Li, Colin Barrett and other winners of the Frank O’Connor International Short Story Award shoud be added to the list!

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31. The Infallible Gadahl by Frederick Irving Anderson
    Paul’s Case by Willa Cather
    No Man’s Meat by Morley Callaghan
    Life in the Iron Mills by Rebecca Harding Dvis
    The Lost Phoebe by Theodore Dreiser
    The Last Leaf by O. Henry
    Haircut by Ring Lardner
    Big Blonde by Dorothy Parker
    Chickamauga by Ambrose Bierce
    The Open Boat by Stephen Crane
    Désirée’s’s Baby by Kate Chopin
    La Belle Zoraide by Kate Chopin
    Barn Burning by William Faulkner
    The Ballad of the Sad Cafe by Carson McCullers
    The Displaced Person by Flannery O’Conner
    The Gold Bug by Edgar Allan Poe
    Why I Live at the PO by Eudora Welty
    Chickamauga by Thomas Wolfe
    The Man Who Lived Underground by Richard Wright
    The Blue Hotel by Stephen Crane
    Under the Lion’s Paw by Hamlin Garland
    The Man Who Knew Coolidge by Sinclair Lewis
    A Deal in Wheat by Frank Norris
    The Painted Door by Sinclair Ross
    The Scarecrow by Varis Fisher
    The Outcasts of Poker Flat by Bret Harte
    The Diamond as Big as the Ritz by F. Scott Fitzgerald
    The League of Old Men by Jack London
    The Red One by Jack London
    An Odyssey of the North by Jack London
    Lost Face by Jack London
    Red Wind by Raymond Chandler
    The Mexican by Jack London
    Flowering Juda by Catherine Anne Porter
    The Jilting of Granny Weatherall by Catherine Anne Porter
    The Girl with the Silver Eyes by Dashiell Hammett
    A Man Called Spade by Dashiell Hammett
    The Apostate by Jack London
    The Third Circle by Frank Norris
    The Leader of the People by John Steinbeck
    The Snake by John Steinbeck
    A Passage to Benares by T. S. Stribling
    What Language Do Bears Speak? by Roch Carrier
    The Legacy by Marvis Gallant
    My Heart Is Broken by Marvis Gallant
    The Torrent by Anne Hébert
    The Heritage by Ringuet
    Babylon Revisited by F. Scott Fitzgerald
    Rappacini’s Daughter by Nathaniel Hawthorne
    The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber by Ernest Hemingway
    Under the Volcano by Malcolm Lowry
    Benito Cereno by Herman Melville
    The Cask of Amantillado by Edgar Allan Poe
    Hop-Frog by Edgar Allan Poe
    The Murders in the Rue Morgue by Edgar Allan Poe
    The Purloined Letter by Edgar Allan Poe
    For Esmé–with Love and Squalor by J. D. Salinger
    Pretty Mouth and Green my Eyes by J. D. Salinger
    The Light of the World by Ernest Hemingway
    A Clean Well-Lighted Place by Ernest Hemingway

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    1. Thx for this Jerry

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32. The Killers by Ernest Hemingway
    The Snows of Kilimanjaro by Ernest Hemingway
    Rain by W. Somerset Maugham
    Vessel of Wrath by W. Somerset Maugham
    Red by W. Somerset Maugham
    The Pool by W. Somerset Maugham
    The Man Who Would Be King by Rudyard Kipling
    The Money’s Paw by W. W. Jacobs
    Markhiem by Robert Lewis Stevenson
    The Open Window by Saki
    Death in the Woods by Sherwood Anderson
    The Clicking of Cuthbert by P. G. Wodehouse
    The Devil and Daniel Webster by Stephen Vincent Benet
    Wasted Beauty by Guy de Maupassant
    The Jewels by Guy de Maupassant
    Ball of Fat by Guy de Maupassant
    The Necklace by Guy de Maupassant
    Passion in the Dessert by Honare Balzac
    The Bet by Anton Chekov

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33. Please please! Somebody help me! I cant remember the name of the short story where the old womans gnome travels and sends postcards, get sick, and then the lady is murdered at the end when the gnome comes home? Please someone must know it!!

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34. @Dre I believe it’s called “Wish you were here.” Great story!

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35. Josephine the Singer (also known as The Mouse Folk) by Franz Kafka
    The Judgement by Franz Kafka
    Light is Like Water by Gabriel Garcia Marquez
    Hills Like White Elephants by Ernest Hemingway
    The Nightwatchman’s Occurrence Book by VS Naipaul
    Death in Venice by Thomas Mann (variously referred to as a short story or novella)
    Esiotrot by Roald Dahl
    The Snow Goose by Paul Gallico

    Question 1: how to decide which short stories are masquerading as novellas?
    Question 2: many anthologies make use of excerpts from much longer works. Some of these can compete with the best short stories. (I’m thinking, for instance, of Bob Geldorf’s piece taken from Is That It? that appears in the Picador collection Worst Journeys. Should these be considered?

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36. I Do Not Take Messages from Dead People by Pauline Melville
    My Girl and the City by Samuel Selvon
    The Cricket Match by Samuel Selvon

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37. As a long-time high-school English teacher, I’d be disappointed if you didn’t include these titles in a top-1000 list. Some of these titles were Hugo award-winners or nominated for best short story:

    “The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas” 1974 Hugo award-winner by Ursela le Guin
    “The Necklace” Guy de Maupassant
    “The Lady or the Tiger?” Frank Stockton
    “The Lottery” Shirley Jackson
    “Flowers for Algernon” 1960 Hugo award-winner by Daniel Keyes
    “There Will Come Soft Rains” Ray Bradbury

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38. Parsons pleasure by Roald Dahl
    I can’t remember the name of one of my favorites, about a guy who goes to the shoemaker, two brothers that run an old time shop that slowly goes out of business. I’d be much abliged if someone can tell what it’s called.

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39. Alibi Ike by Ring Lardner. The funniest thing you’ll ever read, a sports story and a love story all in one.
    You could look it up by James Thurber

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40. Sonny’s Blues by James Baldwin (the shortest novel I ever read)

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41. Has anyone mentioned Bartleby the Scivener? I always considered it one of the very best.

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    1. It’s on the list, but thank you

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42. I was told to read:
    The All-Girl Football Team
    My People’s Waltz

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43. Quality by John Galsworthy

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44. The Terrapin by Patricia Highsmith

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45. Short stories
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    Alphabetically arranged list of Story writers
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    Chinua Achebe – Dead man’s path, Marriage is a private affair,
    Samuel Hopkins Adams Such as walk in darkness B
    George Ade To make a hoosier holiday B
    C.N. Adichie – The thing around your neck.
    Joan Aiken Lob’s girl
    Alcott – Scarlet stockings
    T.B. Aldrich Marjorie Daw B
    Joseph A. Altsheler After the battle B
    Ambrose An occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge
    Frederick Irving Anderson – Infallible Gadahi (The),
    Sherwood Anderson (1876-1941)
    Death in the woods, I want to know why, Little match girl (The), Ohio, Other woman (The),
    Leonid Andreiev Valia B
    T.S. Arthur – Angel in disguise (An),
    Issac Asimov The fun they had, I-robot,
    Margaret Atwood – Rape fantasies,
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    J.G Ballard Billennium
    H.D. Balzac , (France) – A passion in the desert, The unknown masterpiece B
    Toxi Cade Bambara Raymond’s run
    Julian Barnes – Pulse,
    Alexander Baron – The man who knew too much**,
    J.M. Barrie The Courting of T’nowhead’s bell B
    John Barth (1930-Lost in the funhouse
    Donald Barthelme (1933- The school T
    H.E. Bates The ox
    Rudolf Baumbach The fountain of youth B***
    Stephen Vincent Benet – Devil’s Daniel Webster (The),
    Ambrose Bierce (Am-1842-1914) – Beyond the wall, Boarded window, Chickamagua, The damned thing B, Horseman in the sky (A),Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge, Present at a hanging, What occurred at Franklin,
    Bjornstjerme Bjornson Railroad and churchyard B**
    Ami Bloom – The story, Silver water,
    Ruskin Bond – The thief, The tiger in the tunnel,
    Jorge Luis Borges – Borges and I B*, The Circular ruins , The South,
    Paul Bowles In the red room
    Ray Bradbury All summer in a day, A Lady or Tiger?* Sound of thunder, There will come soft rains,The Veldt*m
    Pearl S. Buck – The refugee
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    Morley Callaghan – No man’s meat,
    Roch Carrier – What language do bears speak?,
    Raymond Carver Cathedral, Why don’t you dance, Will you please be quiet,
    Willa Cather – On the Gull’s road, Paul’s case,
    Robert Cavanaugh Miss Awful
    Raymond Chandler – Red wind,
    John Cheever Goodbye my brother, Swimmer (The),
    Anton Chekhov (Russia-1860-1904) Aborigines, Agafya, The Album, At home, Bad weather, The beauties, Bet (The), The black monk, A Chameleon, Champagne, ●The Darling●, An enigmatic nature, Day in the country (A), A dead body, The death of a Government clerk, Dreams, Excellent people, The fish, A gentleman friend, A happy man, Happiness, The head gardener’s story, Home, The Huntsman, Hush !, In an hotel, In exile, Ladies, Lady with the dog (The), Looking Glass (The), Lottery ticket (The) Love, , Minds in Ferment, Misery, A Mystery, Neighbours, Peasant wives, The post, School mistress (The), A slander The Slanderer B, Strong impressions, The student, The Trousseau, ●Ward no. 6●, The witch, A work of art, A work of art B** ,Vanka,
    G.K. Chesterton – The queer feetB*3
    Kate Chopin – Desire’s baby, La belle Zoralde, Night came slowly (The), Regret, Story of an hour (The),
    Agatha Christie – A pot of tea,
    Sandra Cisneross – Eleven, Geraldo no name,
    Stuart Cloete – Soldier’s peaches (The),
    Judith Ortiz Cofer American history
    John Collier – Chaser (The) T
    E.E.J. Coppee The lost child B
    Richard Connell – Most dangerous game (The),
    Joseph Conrad – Lagoon (The) , Secret sharer (The),
    Robert Coover (1932- The magic poker
    A.E. Coppard (
    Robert Cormier The moustache
    Julio Cortázar – Continuity of the parks T, Night face up (The),
    ● Stephen Crane (Am-1871-1900)
    Blue hotel (The), Dark brown dog (A), An Experiment in misery Tb, Maggie Tm, The Open boat Tm , Pair of silk stockings (A),
    Michael Cunningham – White angel,
    James Oliver Curwood His first penitent B
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    Roald Dahl – Beware of the dog, Lamb to the slaughter, The Landlady, Man from the south, The umbrella man,
    Gabriel D’Annunzio The end of Candia B
    Richard Harding Davis Balacchi Brothers B, The consul, Life in the iron mills,
    Fielding Dawson – The vertical field,
    Margaret Deland Many waters B
    Anita Desai Games at twilight
    Junot Diaz – How to date a brown girl,
    Charles Dickens – The Baron of Grogzwig, The poor relation’s story, Signal man (The)
    Dostoievski The thief B
    Arthur Conan Doyle – B24, My friend the murderer B, Red headed league (The), A scandal in Bohemia B
    Theodore Dreisser The lost Phoebe B
    Alexander Dumas A bal Masque B, Hanging at La Piroche B
    F.P. Dunne Mr. Dooley on the pursuit of riches B
    H.V. Dyke – The first Christmas tree,
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    Jennifer Egan – Emerald city,
    Nataly Von Eschstruth The Gray nun B
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    William Faulkner (1897-1962) – Barn burning, The Bear, Rose for Emily, That eve-sun,
    Edna Ferber They brought their women B
    Varis Fisher – The Scarecrow,
    F.S. Fitzgerald – Babylon revisited, The Curious case of Benjamin Button , A Diamond as big as a ritz,
    Ambrose Flac – The stranger that came to town,
    Antonio Fogazzaro The silver crucifix B
    JW.De Forest The Brigade commandar B
    E.M. Forster The eternal moment B, The Other side of the Hedge,
    Anatole France Putois B
    M.E.W. Freeman – The cat,
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    Emile Gaboriau The accursed house B
    Neil Gaiman – How to talk to girls at parties,
    Marsis Gallant – My heart is broken,
    Hamlin Garland (1860-1940) – Under the lion’s paw,
    Theophile Gautier The Mummy’s foot B
    Tim Gautreaux – Died and gone to Vegas,
    William Gay – The paper hanger,
    C.P. Gilman – The yellow wallpaper,
    Susan Glaspell – A jury of her peers,
    Nokolai Vsilievitch Gogol – The Clock, The Nose, The cloak (The overcoat) B
    Maxim Gorky Boless/Her lover B*5
    Patricia Grace Journey
    Graham Green – The end of party, The case for the defence,
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    Edward Everett Hale The man without a country B
    Dashiell Hammett – The girl with the silver eyes,
    Henry Harland Rosemary for remembrance B
    Joel Chandler Harris Brother Rabbit’s cradle B
    Bret Harte (Am-1836-1902) – A Lonely ride, The Luck of the roaring camp B, The Outcasts of Poker flat B, Tennessee’s partner,
    L.P. Hartley A Summons and The Apples
    Nathaniel Hawthorne (1805-1864) The ambitious guest, Birthmark**, David Swan, Dr. Heidegger’s experiment B, Ethan Brand, The great stone face B ,The green carbuncle,How Santa Claus came, Major Molineun, Minister’s black veil, My kinsman, Ropaccini’s daughter, The wedding knell, Young Goodman Brown**,
    A.A. Hayes The Denver Express B
    Ernest Hemingway (1898-1961) – A clean well lighted place, A day’s wait, The Killers, Light of the world, The shortest happy life of Francis Macomber, The snows of Kilimanjaro, Soldier’s home,
    Liliana Heker The stolen party
    Anne Herbert – The Torrent,
    Paul Johan Ludvig Heyse Young girl of Teipei B**
    Patricia Highsmith Ming’s Biggest Prey
    Langston Huges Thank you m’am
    Victor Hugo – A Flight with a canon
    Evan Hunter – The last spin
    James Hurst The scarlet ibis
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    Washington Irving (1783-1859) – The Legend of sleepy hollow, Rip Van Winkle*
    Boaz Izraeli The monkey,
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    Shirley Jackson Charles, The Lottery
    W.W. Jacobs The monkey’s paw
    Henry James (1843-1916) – The real thing
    Jules Gabriel Janin The Vandean marriage B
    Jerome K Jerome – A fishy story*,
    Ha Jin The Russian Prisoner
    Denis Johnson Emergency
    Thom Jones I want to live, The Pugilist at rest
    James Joyce (1882-1941)
    Araby, The Dead clay, Dubliners, A little cloud, The Sisters,
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    Franz Kafka – Hunger artist (A), In the penal colony,
    Myra Kelly A Christmas present for a lady B,
    Daniel Keyes – Flowers for Algernon
    Stephen King – The body, Harvey’s dream.
    Rudyard Kipling (1865-1936) Rikki Tikki Tavi, The elephant’s child, How the leopard got its spots, The man who would be king B
    Olive Kitteridge Elizabeth Stront
    Lerzv Koainski Steps,
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    Selma Lagerlof The Outlaws B, The Rattrap B
    Jhumpa Lahiri – Interpretation of maladies,
    Ring Lardner The golden honeymoon, Haircut B
    D.H. Lawrence (1885-1930) Odour of Chrysanthemums, The Rocking Horse winner*, Second best**,The shades of spring*, St. Mawr, The white stocking*,
    Stephen Leacock – The conjurer’s revenge,
    Jonathan Lethem The happy man,
    Doris Lessing Through the tunnel
    Sinclair Lewis Man who knew Coolidge (The),
    Jack London Apostle, The Legend of old man, Lost face, The Mexican, The Odyssey of the North, A piece of streak, The red one, To build a fire,
    John Luther Long Purple eyes B
    Malcolm Lorrie Under the volcano,
    H.P. Lovecraft Call of Cthullhu (The),
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    Bernard Malamaud The prison
    Katherine Mansfield (1888-1923) The fly, The garden party, The stranger,
    Panteg Marshall To da-dah, in memorium
    Gabriel Garcia Marques –
    Eyes of a blue dog, The handsomest drowned man in the world Tm , One of these days, The very old man with enormous wings,
    W. Somerset Maugham The Colonel’s lady*, The Fall of Edward Barnard*, Gigolo and Gigolette*, Jane**, The lotus eater**, Luncheon, Rain*, Red, The vessel of wrath,
    Guy de Maupassant (France-1850-93) – Affair of state (An), Ball of fat, Bellflower, The bit of string B**, ●Boule de Suif●, Christening (The), Coco, Confessing, Coward (A), Dead woman’s secret (A), Denis, Devil (The), Donkey (The), Dowry (The), Drunkard (The), False gems (The), Family (A), Farewell, Father (The), Friend Patience, Hairpin (The), Hand (The), Humble drama (A), Humiliation, In the wood, In discretion, Inn (The), Jewels (The), Julie Romain, Kiss (The), Madame Parisse, Madmoiselle Fifi, Madmoiselle Pearl, Marquis de Fumerol (The), Miss Harriet, Misti-Recollections of bachelor, Moonlight, The necklace B* Old Mongilet, Piece of string (The), Pig of Morin (The), Theodule Sabot’s confession, Timbuctoo, Toine, Two little soldiers, Unknown (The), Useless beauty, Vagabond (The), Vendetta (The), Waiter, a Bock!, Wasted beauty, Wreck (The), Yvelle,
    Carson McCullers Ballad of sad cafe (The), Jon McGregor This isn’t the sort of things that happens to someone like you,
    Herman Melville – Bartleby, Benito Cereno, The fiddler, The lighting-rod man, The paradise of bachelors, The Scrivener,
    Prosper Merimee (France) – Mateo Falcone, How the redoubt was taken B
    David Miller The glimpses of Truth,
    Rohiton Mistry Of white hairs and cricket
    William De Mille Ruthless
    Lorrie Moore Dance in America,
    Hector Hugo Munro (Saki) –
    Boys and girls, The Dusk*, Gabriel EarnestTo, Interlopers, Love of a good woman Meneseteung, The mouse, Mrs. Packletide’s Tiger, The open window, Runaway, Sredni Vashtar, The story teller*5,
    Harukai Murakami The second bakery attack
    W.H.H. Murray A ride with a mad horse in a freight car B
    Alfred Louis Charles De Musset The Beauty spot B
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    R.K. Narayan A horse and two goats, An astrologer’s day B
    Thomas Nelson The burial of the guns
    W. Doglas Newton The charge B
    Max Nordau Deliverance B
    Frank Norris Deal in wheat (A), Third circle (The),
    Vladimir Novokov – Signs and symbols
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    Carol Oates (1938- Where are you going, Where have you been,
    Fitz-James O’Brien The diamond lens B, Things they carried (The),
    Flannery O’Connor – Displaced person (The), A good man is hard to find, The lame shall enter first, The man of the house,
    O’Flaherty The sniper*5,
    O’Henry(Am-1862-1910) Black jacket burgainer (A), Cactus (the), Coming out of the Maggie (The), Gift of the Magi*3, Hearts and hands, Jimmy Valentine*, The last leaf, The Princess and the puma*, The phonograph and the graft B, Ransom of red chief (the), The skylight room *5, The Whirligig of life
    O’Keefe Death makes a comeback,
    Tillie Olsen I stand here ironing,
    Orwell – Politics and the English language, Shooting an elephant,
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    Z.Z. Packer Brownies,
    Dorothy Parker Big blonde B, A Telephone call,
    Alan Paton – Ha’penny,
    Lyudmila Petrushevskya Like Penelope,
    Edgar Allan Poe (1809-1849) The black lack cat, The Cask of Amontillago**, The Descent into maelstrom, The Facts in the case of M.Valdemar, The Fall of the house of Usher** The gold bug B, Hop frog, The Imp of Perverse, Ligeia** The Masque of the red death, Mesmeric revelation, The Murders in the Rue Morgue B,The pittman and the pendulum, Premature burial (The), Purloined letter (The), Tell tale Heart (The), Thousand-and-second Tale of Scheherazade (The), Von Kempelen and his discovery,
    Catherine Anne Porter Flowering Juda, Jilting of Granny Weatherall (The),
    Alexander Pushkin (Russia)The queen of spades B
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    A.T. Quilter-Couch The roll call of the reef B
    Horacio Quiroga – The decapitated chicken. Tm
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    Ringuet Heritage (The),
    Sinclair Ross – Painted door (The),
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    Leopold Von Sacher-Masoch Thou shall not kill B
    J.D. Salinger – The catcher in the rye, For Esme, Nine stories, Pretty mouth and green my eyes,
    William Saroyan Darling (The), Young man on the flying trapeze,
    George Saunders Fall (The), Pastoralia, Puppy, Sea Oak, Tenth of December,
    Arthur Schnitzler – Dead are silent (The), The Dead are Silent B*
    Eugene Scribe The price of life**
    Maurice Shadbolt The people before
    Arwin Shaw The girls in their summer dresses,
    Mona Simpson Lawns,
    Ahdaf Soueif Sandpiper
    Frank L. Spearman The run of the yellow mail
    John Steinbeck Leader of the people (The), Snake (The),
    R.L. Stevenson (1850-94) – The body snatcher, Bottle imp (The), Markheim, The sire de Maletroit’s door, The suicide club
    Carl Stephenson Leiningen VS. ants,
    Frank Stockton Griffin (The), The lady or the tiger, My terminal moraine
    T.S. Stribling Passage to Benares (A),
    Jean August Strindberg Love and Bread
    Stroker, Bam Stroker Dracula guest,
    Jesse Stuart The split cherry Tree,
    Hermann Sundermann A new year’s evening confession
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    Antonio Tabucchi The trains that go to Madras,
    Booth Tarkington Mrs. Protheroe
    Avery Taylor – Remember the roses,
    Bayard Taylor Who was she?
    Nokolai Teleshov The duel
    Theodore Thomas Test
    Dylan Thomas A child’s Christmas in Wales,
    Adam Thorpe Tyre
    James Thuber The secret life of Walter Mitty,
    Leo Tolstoy (Russia-1828-1910) – ●The death of Ivan Ilytch●,● Family happiness●, The long exile, How much land does a man require? , Three questions, What men live by
    J.T. Trowbridge The Man who stole a meeting house
    Evan Turgenev (1813-83) The Rendezvous
    Mark Twain – Burlesque biography (A), The celebrated jumping frog, Italian with a grammar, Italian with a master, Luck, Private (The) history of a campaign that failed,Telephonic (A) conversation , Was it heaven or hell,
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    John Updike (1932- ) A&P,
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    Giovani Verga Cavalleria Rusticana
    Jules Verne – Fortieth French ascent of Mont Blanc,
    Barbara Vine House of stairs (The)
    Kurt Vonnegut Harrison Bergaron, Welcome to the honeymoon,
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    Patrick Waddington The street that got misled,
    Foster Wallace Girl with curious hair,
    S.T Warner The phoenix
    Irving Washington Legend of sleeping hollow (The),
    H.G. Wells Door in the wall (The), The magic shop, The red room*5, Time machine,
    Leila Burton Wells Bondage
    Eudora Welty Hitch Hikers (The), Why I live at the post office,
    Edith Wharton (1862-1937) – Afterwards, Souls belated,
    E.B. White Door in the wall (The),
    Oscar Wilde – The Happy Prince, The nightingale and the rose, The devoted friend**
    Tennessee William – Resemblance between a Vilin Case and coffin
    William Carlos Williams – Use of force (The),
    Thomas Wolfe – Chickamauga,
    P.G. Wodehouse -Clicking of Cuthbert (The), The prize poem,
    Virginia Woolf – Haunted house (A)
    Richard Wright – Man who lived underground (The),
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    Emile Zola Fete at Coqueville
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    K.A. Abbas Sparrows
    Peter Bichsel The man who no longer wanted to know**
    Ruskin Bond BDn The night train at Deoli**
    A.R. Burton Going places*
    Karel Capek The fortune teller**
    Joyce Cary Growing up**
    Arthur Conun Clarke Report on planet three
    K.N.Daruwala Love across the salt desert
    Anita Desai A devoted son
    Nathaniel Hawthorne Dr. Heidegger’s experiment**
    Amy Hempel At the gate of Animal Kingdom OL
    Sheila Heti Mermaid in the jar OL
    George Klein A dwarf’s Tale OL
    Selma Lagerlof The Rattrap*
    Maxim Loskutoff End Times OL
    E.V. Lucas Third thought**
    Hilary Mantel The assassination of Margaret Thatcher OL
    A.G. Macdonell A village cricket match
    Laura Jean McKay The real Cambodia OL
    A. Mishani Reflections in the lake OL
    Irne Nemirovsky Domingo OL
    Uri Orlev The Chinese OL
    George Orwell The rebellion
    Willard Price Trailing the Jaguar
    Evgeny Schwartz The boss OL
    Khuswant Singh The Portrait of a Lady
    R.N. Tagore The castaway
    Leo Tolstoy What men live by*
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46. The Egg, by Andy Weir has always been brough up whenever I hear a conversation about short stories.
    I think any list without it is incomplete.

    Also there are better Allen Poe stories but I guess you could populate the list with them.

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47. Brokeback Mountain by Annie Proulx hasn’t been mentioned yet. A beautiful piece of writing.

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48. My list of suggestions. Some are already up there.

    “The Masque of the Red Death” (1842) by Edgar Allan Poe

    “The Purloined Letter” (1844) by Edgar Allan Poe

    “The New Utopia” (1891) by Jerome K. Jerome

    “The Story of an Hour” (1894) by Kate Chopin

    “Afterward” (1902) by Edith Wharton

    “The Monkey’s Paw” (1902) by W. W. Jacobs

    “To Build a Fire” (1908) by Jack London

    “Goliah” (1909) by Jack London

    “The Machine Stops” (1909) by E. M. Forster

    “The Jameson Satellite” (1931) by Neil R. Jones

    “Who Goes There?” (1938) by John W. Campbell, Jr.

    “The Wall” (1939) by Jean-Paul Sartre

    “Katina” (1941) by Roald Dahl

    “Arena” (1944), by Fredric Brown

    “The Lottery” (1948) by Shirley Jackson

    “There Will Come Soft Rains” (1950) by Ray Bradbury

    “The Marching Morons” by C. M. Kornbluth

    “Lamb to the Slaughter” (1953) by Roald Dahl

    “The Adjustment Team” (1954), by Philip K. Dick

    “Fondly Fahrenheit” (1954) by Alfred Bester

    “Brightside Crossing” (1956), by Alan E. Nourse

    “Thank you, Ma’am” (1958) by Langston Hughes

    “Examination Day” (1958), by Henry Slesar

    “Billennium” (1962) by J. G. Ballard

    “Marigolds” (1969) by Eugenia Collier

    “The Village” (1969) by Kate Wilhelm

    “The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas” (1973) by Ursula K. LeGuin

    “The Forbidden Words of Margaret A.” (1990) by L. Timmel Duchamp

    “Peter Skilling” (a.k.a., “Retroactive Anti-Terror”) (2004) by Alex Irvine

    “Red Card” (2007) by S. L. Gilbow

    “The Osage Orange Tree” (2014) by William Stafford

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49. “The Secret Integration” and “Under the Rose”, both by Thomas Pynchon (does this list still get updated btw?)

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50. “Configuration of the North Shore,” “Narrow Valley,” “Continued on Next Rock,” “The Hole on the Corner,” “Cliffs That Laughed,” all by R. A. Lafferty.
    “The Man Who lost the Sea,” Theodore Sturgeon.
    “Buffalo Gals, Won’t You Come Out Tonight,” Ursula K.. LeGuin.
    “All You Zombies,” Robert Heinlein.
    “Ten Thousand Assyrians,” William Saroyan.
    “Are You Too Late, or Was I Too Early?” John Collier.
    “The Man Who Rowed Christopher Columbus Ashore,” Harlan Ellison.

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    1. I’m glad to see Paul’s Case included. I also believe Sonny’s Blues, Flight, The Overcoat, Silent Snow, Secret Snow and some others by Hemingway, Conrad and London belong in a top 50s list.
       The Lottery at least for me is too casually violent.

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51. 1. “The Dead,” James Joyce; Last two paragraphs constitute, to many, some of the most beautiful writing in our language.

    2. “Odour of Chrysanthemums,” D H Lawrence. Death of a husband; Defines loneliness and the feeling of profound isolation and separateness of each of us possibly better than anything ever written.

    3. “Dry September,” Wm. Faulkner – the evil that is latent in us all.

    4. “Winter Dreams,” Scott Fitzgerald; The loss of our most cherished youthful hopes.

    5. “A Christmas Memory,” Truman Capote; the strength of love and deepest friendship even in the permanency of profound loss and change. A beautiful story.

    6. “The Sojourner,” Carson McCullers; the consequences of a wasted life due to fear of commitment.

    7. “In Football Season,” John Updike; A fond and bright reflection of happy high school memories and friendships. Anyone who enjoyed their high school years will find happy reminiscence here.

    8. “The Land and the Water,”; Shirley Anne Grau; a child’s first understanding of death, and the effect it has on her. Superb.

    9. “The Monkey’s Paw;” WW Jacobs; the classic and finest ghost story ever written.

    10. “Shaving,” Leslie Norris (Welsh); A devoted teenage son ministers lovingly to his beloved, but dying, father. A good death, if ever such can be.

    11. “The Last Lesson,”; by Daudet (French writer) A teacher in a provincial town delivers his final lesson just before victorious Prussian soldiers come in to take charge of the schools and mandate teaching of German language and culture.

    12. “Seven Floors,” Dino Buzatti. A man admitted to a hospital for minor illness sees his condition continually diagnosed as unaccountably worsening amidst a cold and sterile environment. Indictment of modern isolation and technology.

    13. “The Grasshopper and the Bell Cricket,” by Kawabata (Japan) – the most moving story of childhood innocence and joy I have ever read.

    14, “Discovery of a Father,” Sherwood Anderson; A young boy thinks his father nothing but a clown until a late night swim together opens his eyes to the dignity and fineness of his dad.

    15. “Flight” John Steinbeck – a young Mexican boy must become a man quickly after knifing a man out of hot, angry pride. The description of his flight on horseback from a pursuing posse through the West Mexican wilds and mountains is a thrilling story.

    16. “My Oedipus Complex,” Frank O’Connor; A happy young boy quickly becomes very unhappy when his father (whom he’s too young to have met before) returns from four years of war replacing the boy in his mother’s attentions. Very humorous.

    17. “The First Death of Her Life,” Elizabeth Taylor (NOT the actress, but a superb English short story writer.) A teenage girl’s confrontation with the death of her mother, and the grief shared with her father.

    This is a worthy endeavor which may even lead to some excellent anthologies resulting in a wider variety of stories than is typically seen. We wish you the best.

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52. Hunters in the snow by Tobias Wolf, Desirees Baby by Kate chopin The River by Flannery O’Connor

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    1. Revelation by Flannery O Connor, The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky by Stephen Crane

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53. August 1, 2019

    Hello Every Writer (& Reader),

    I’m looking for an old short story I read over 20 years ago in an old (lost) textbook that contained compilations of short stories, essays and other writings. I don’t when the story was actually written or published. And, of course, I don’t remember the title or the author. I’ve been on a futile search. No luck with a university librarian or a public librarian. I’ve searched this and other sites, as well.

    With all the readers & writers on this website, I’m hoping someone can help me identify and find this story. A brief description:

    It was about a man who lived all his life in the same village and when he died was buried in the local cemetery. The story is about how he was remembered and then ultimately, over the passage of time, his existence was erased.

    I don’t remember for sure but I think it was set somewhere in Europe maybe in 1800’s. He was a carpenter and furniture maker. There were examples of how the memory of him and his existence on earth, eventually disappeared in the years following his death:

    1. A desk he had built for a customer was being moved and the old hand-written paid receipt he had given his customer flew out of a drawer and blew away. The rain washed away his writing. That was the last of anything he had ever written.

    2. An old woman lay dying and she remembered a young man she had once known – that was the last time he was ever thought of by another person.

    3. One cold and cruel winter, the wooden cross on his grave was stolen and used for firewood. That was the last remaining sign he had ever existed.

    Appreciate anyone’s help!! Thank you.

    Pam

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    1. Wonderful story, Pam. Now I, too, wish I knew the title. Doesn’t sound American or British. Perhaps Russian; maybe French ? If you find out, please post.

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54. You need to travel the world through short stories. I suggest you read more German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Japanese and Chinese writers (among the more or less well-known literatures), but if you really want to dig deeper, look for Hungarians, Romanians, Bulgarians, Polishs, Czechs, Ukrainians, Swedishs, Danes, Dutchs, Koreans, Brazilians, Mexicans, Angolans, Mozambicans and Indians writers. At least these. I assure you that in each of these literatures you will find not only short stories that will go to a list of a thousand, but even to a list of top 100. Greetings from Brazil!

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55. Seeing no John Wyndham here:- Chronoclasm, Meteor, Opposite Number

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56. I can find Stockton’s story but not Bradbury.
    100. The Lady and the Tiger by Ray Bradbury
    “The Lady or the Tiger?” Frank Stockton

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57. Here are some things I noticed while looking quickly through your list:

    309 and 310 are the same story.
    321 is a collection, not a story.
    331 is not a story.
    336 is a collection, not a story (it also appears at 788).
    337 and 338 are the same story.
    391 and 392 are the same story.
    400 and 401 are the same story.
    447, 449, and 638 are the same story — “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge”
    485 and 486 are the same story.
    540, 541, and 542 are all the same story.
    630 and 631 are the same story.
    639 and 640 are the same story.
    700 and 701 are the same story.
    854 and 859 are the same story.
    855 and 856 are the same story.
    935 and 936 are the same story.

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58. Thank you for doing this. i think something from Jean Stafford should be included. Her collection won the Pulitzer. i think 2-3 of her stories belong on the list.

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59. (00)@1000 Greatest Stories of All Time
    0827.Albert Camus@The Guest.htm
    0314.Alice Munro@Boys & Girls.htm
    0480.Alice Munro@Boys & Girls.htm
    0487.Alice Munro@Carried Away.htm
    0529.Alice Munro@Family Furnishings
    0560.Alice Munro@Hateship, Friendship, Courtship, Loveship, Marriage.htm
    0569.Alice Munro How I Met My Husband.htm
    0332.Alice Munro@The Love of a Good Woman.htm
    0334.Alice Munro@Meneseteung (1990).htm
    0617.Alice Munro@Miles City, Montana.htm
    0687.Alice Munro@Royal Beatings.htm
    0122.Alice Munro@Runaway.htm
    0133.Alice Munro@The Bear Came Over the Mountain.htm
    0734.Alice Munro@The Beggar Maid.htm
    0932.Alice Munro@The Progress of Love.htm
    0066.Alice Walker@Everyday Use
    0685.Alice Walker@Roselily
    0283.Alice Walker@To Hell with Dying
    0411.Ambrose Bierce@Short Stories.htm; A Horseman in the Sky
    0447.Ambrose Bierce@Short Stories.htm; An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge
    0309.Ambrose Bierce@Short Stories.htm; An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge
    0027.Ambrose Bierce@Short Stories.htm; An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge
    0310.Ambrose Bierce@Short Stories.htm; An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge
    0449.Ambrose Bierce@Short Stories.htm; An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge
    0638.Ambrose Bierce@Short Stories.htm; An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge
    0046.Ambrose Bierce@Short Stories.htm; Chickamauga
    0493.Ambrose Bierce@Short Stories.htm; Chickamauga
    0641.Ambrose Bierce@Short Stories.htm; Oil of Dog
    0652.Ambrose Bierce@Short Stories.htm; Parker Adderson, Philosopher
    0339.Ambrose Bierce@Short Stories.htm; Present at Hanging
    0744.Ambrose Bierce@Short Stories.htm; The Boarded Window
    0773.Ambrose Bierce@Short Stories.htm; The Death of Halpin Frayser
    0801.Ambrose Bierce@Short Stories.htm; The Eyes of the Panther
    0885.Ambrose Bierce@Short Stories.htm; The Man & the Snake
    0211.Ambrose Bierce@Short Stories.htm; The Middle Toe of the Right Foot
    0895.Ambrose Bierce@Short Stories.htm; The Middle Toe of the Right Foot
    0901.Ambrose Bierce@Short Stories.htm; The Mocking-Bird
    0085.Amy Hempel@In the Cemetery Where Al Jolson Is Buried.htm
    0296.Andrienne Kennedy@Window Shopping*
    0264.Anne Cameron@The Underground Woman*
    0040.Annie Proulx@Brokeback Mountain.htm
    0828.Annie Proulx@The Half-Skinned Steer.htm
    0406.Anton Chekhov@Short Stories by Chekhov(PG).htm; A Doctor’s Visit
    0430.Anton Chekhov@Short Stories by Chekhov(PG).htm; About Love
    0442.Anton Chekhov@Short Stories by Chekhov(PG).htm; An Anonymous Story
    0076.Anton Chekhov@Short Stories by Chekhov(PG).htm; Gooseberries
    0552.Anton Chekhov@Short Stories by Chekhov(PG).htm; Gooseberries
    0557.Anton Chekhov@Short Stories by Chekhov(PG).htm; Gusev
    0686.Anton Chekhov@Short Stories by Chekhov(PG).htm; Rothschild’s Fiddle
    0731.Anton Chekhov@Short Stories by Chekhov(PG).htm; The Beauties
    0136.Anton Chekhov@Short Stories by Chekhov(PG).htm; The Bet
    0343.Anton Chekhov@Short Stories by Chekhov(PG).htm; The Bet
    0737.Anton Chekhov@Short Stories by Chekhov(PG).htm; The Bishop
    0739.Anton Chekhov@Short Stories by Chekhov(PG).htm; The Black Monk
    0157.Anton Chekhov@Short Stories by Chekhov(PG).htm; The Darling
    0768.Anton Chekhov@Short Stories by Chekhov(PG).htm; The Darling
    0824.Anton Chekhov@Short Stories by Chekhov(PG).htm; The Grasshopper
    0851.Anton Chekhov@Short Stories by Chekhov(PG).htm; The Kiss
    0192.Anton Chekhov@Short Stories by Chekhov(PG).htm; The Lady with the Dog
    0359.Anton Chekhov@Short Stories by Chekhov(PG).htm; The Lady with the Dog
    0855.Anton Chekhov@Short Stories by Chekhov(PG).htm; The Lady with the Dog
    0856.Anton Chekhov@Short Stories by Chekhov(PG).htm; The Lady with the Dog (Little)
    0857.Anton Chekhov@Short Stories by Chekhov(PG).htm; The Lady with the Dog (Pet)
    0980.Anton Chekhov@Short Stories by Chekhov(PG).htm; The Student
    0291.Anton Chekhov@Short Stories by Chekhov(PG).htm; Ward No.6
    1056.Anton Chekhov@Short Stories by Chekhov(PG).htm; Ward No.6
    0912.Arthur C.Clarke@The Nine Billion Names of God
    0418.Arthur Conan Doyle@A Scandal in Bohemia
    0469.Arthur Conan Doyle@Black Peter
    0490.Arthur Conan Doyle@Charles Augustus Milverton
    0606.Arthur Conan Doyle@Lot No.249
    0695.Arthur Conan Doyle@Silver Blaze
    0718.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Abbey Grange
    0135.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Beryl Coronet
    0740.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Blanched Soldier
    0750.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Bruce-Partington Plans
    0153.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Creeping Man
    0762.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Creeping Man
    0763.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Crooked Man
    0780.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Devil’s Foot
    0791.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Dying Detective
    0792.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Empty House
    0796.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Engineer’s Thumb
    0171.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Final Problem
    0805.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Final Problem
    0181.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Gloria Scott
    0822.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Gloria Scott
    0183.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Greek Interpreter
    0826.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Greek Interpreter
    0840.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Illustrious Client
    0861.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Last Bow
    0874.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Lion’s Mane
    0201.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Lot No.249
    0899.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Missing Three-Quarter
    0908.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Musgrave Ritual
    0910.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Naval Treaty
    0913.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Noble Bachelor
    0931.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Priory School
    0376.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Red-Headed League
    0941.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Red-Headed League
    0940.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Red Circle
    0943.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Reigate Puzzle
    0944.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Reigate Squire
    0946.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Resident Patient
    0947.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Retired Colourman
    0981.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Sussex Vampire
    0987.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Three Gables
    0988.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Three Garridebs
    0997.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Veiled Lodger
    1027.Arthur Conan Doyle@Thor Bridge
    1081.Arthur Conan Doyle@Wisteria Lodge
    0038.Athol Fugard@Bloodknot
    0615.Athol Fugard@Master Harold & the Boys
    0029.Bernard Malamud@Angel Levine
    0574.Bernard Malamud@Idiots First
    0173.Bernard Malamud@The Fixer
    0807.Bernard Malamud@The Fixer
    0846.Bernard Malamud@The Jewbird
    0853.Bernard Malamud@The Lady of the Lake
    0865.Bernard Malamud@The Last Mohican
    0204.Bernard Malamud@The Magic Barrel
    0883.Bernard Malamud@The Magic Barrel
    0907.Bernard Malamud@The Mourners
    0230.Bernard Malamud@The Prison
    0320.Bram Stoker@Dracula’s Guest
    0304.Bret Harte@A Lonely Ride
    0922.Bret Harte@The Outcasts of Poker Flat
    0374.Bret Harte@The Outcasts of Poker Flat
    0888.C.M.Kornbluth@The Marching Morons
    0486.Raymond Carver@Careful
    0408.Carson McCullers@A Domestic Dilemma
    0422.Carson McCullers@A Tree, a Rock, a Cloud
    0453.Carson McCullers@Art & Mr.Mahoney
    0053.Carson McCullers@Court in the West Eighties
    0503.Carson McCullers@Court in the West Eighties
    0582.Carson McCullers@Instant of the Hour After
    0097.Carson McCullers@Like That
    0610.Carson McCullers@Madame Zilensky & the King of Finland
    0720.Carson McCullers@The Aliens
    0829.Carson McCullers@The Haunted Boy
    0831.Carson McCullers@The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter (Excerpt)
    0189.Carson McCullers@The Jockey
    0918.Carson McCullers@The Orphanage Runaways
    0942.Carson McCullers@The Reflection
    0971.Carson McCullers@The Sojourner
    1013.Carson McCullers@The Woman Who Saw Snow
    1048.Carson McCullers@Untitled Piece
    0288.Carson McCullers@Untitled Story
    1068.Carson McCullers@Who Has Seen the Wind?
    0297.Carson McCullers@Wunderkind
    1082.Carson McCullers@Wunderkind
    0276.Charlotte Perkins Gilman@The Yellow Wallpaper
    1017.Charlotte Perkins Gilman@The Yellow Wallpaper
    0436.Chinua Achebe@Akueke
    0048.Chinua Achebe@Civil Peace
    0494.Chinua Achebe@Civil Peace
    0318.Chinua Achebe@Dead Man’s Path
    0506.Chinua Achebe@Dead Men’s Path
    0545.Chinua Achebe@Girls at War
    0613.Chinua Achebe@Marriage is a Private Affair
    0882.Chinua Achebe@The Madman
    0953.Chinua Achebe@The Sacrificial Egg
    1001.Chinua Achebe@The Voter
    1045.Chinua Achebe@Uncle Ben’s Choice
    1051.Chinua Achebe@Vengeful Creditor
    0285.Shirley Jackson@Trial by Combat
    1042.Shirley Jackson@Trial by Combat
    0623.Conrad Aiken@Morning Song of Senlin
    0126.Conrad Aiken@Silent Snow, Secret Snow
    0262.Conrad Aiken@The Trees(Elder Tree?)
    0539.Countee Cullen@To John Keats, Apostle of Beauty
    0565.Countee Cullen@Heritage
    0576.Countee Cullen@Ill-Considered Praises of a People
    0689.Countee Cullen@Saturday’s Child
    0639.D.H.Lawrence@Odour of Chrysanthemums
    0640.D.H.Lawrence@Odour of Chrysanthemums
    0914.D.H.Lawrence@Odour of Chrysanthemums
    0811.D.H.Lawrence@The Fox
    0835.D.H.Lawrence@The Horse Dealer’s Daughter
    0231.D.H.Lawrence@The Prussian Officer
    0933.D.H.Lawrence@The Prussian Officer
    0237.D.H.Lawrence@The Rocking-Horse Winner
    0950.D.H.Lawrence@The Rocking-Horse Winner
    0378.D.H.Lawrence@The Rocking-horse Winner
    1010.D.H.Lawrence@The White Stocking
    0513.Daphne du Maurier@Don’t Look Now
    0137.Daphne du Maurier@The Birds
    0735.Daphne du Maurier@The Birds
    0072.David Foster Wallace@Forever Overhead
    0080.David Foster Wallace@Here & There
    0587.David Foster Wallace@John Billy
    0098.David Foster Wallace@Little Expressionless Animals
    0099.David Foster Wallace@Luckily the Account Representative Knew CPR
    0100.David Foster Wallace@Lyndon
    0160.David Foster Wallace@The Depressed Person
    1041.David Foster Wallace@Tri-Stan: I Sold Sissee Nar to Ecko
    1061.David Foster Wallace@Westward the Course of Empire Takes Its Way
    0323.David Foster Wallace@Girl with Curious Hair
    0075.David Foster Wallace@Good Old Neon
    0776.David Foster Wallace@The Depressed Person
    0958.David Means@The Secret Goldfish
    0770.Donald Barthelme@The Dead Father
    0954.Donald Barthelme@The School
    1035.Doris Lessing@To Room Nineteen
    0009.Douglas Adams@A Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy

    0351.E.B.White@The Door
    0047.E.L.Doctorow@Child, Dead, in the Rose Garden
    0517.E.L.Doctorow@Edgemont Drive
    0588.E.L.Doctorow@Jolene: A Life
    0889.E.L.Doctorow@The March
    1054.E.L.Doctorow@Wakefield
    1074.E.L.Doctorow@Why We’re Patriots
    1077.E.L.Doctorow@Willi
    0372.E.M.Forster@The Other Side of the Hedge
    0333.Edgar Allan Poe@Masque of the Red Death
    0738.Edgar Allan Poe@The Black Cat
    0753.Edgar Allan Poe@The Cask of Amontillado
    0803.Edgar Allan Poe@The Fall of the House of Usher
    0352.Edgar Allan Poe@The Fall of the House of Usher
    0891.Edgar Allan Poe@The Masque of the Red Death
    0892.Edgar Allan Poe@The Masque of the Red Death
    0215.Edgar Allan Poe@The Murders in the Rue Morgue
    0228.Edgar Allan Poe@The Pit & the Pendulum
    0927.Edgar Allan Poe@The Pit & the Pendulum
    0934.Edgar Allan Poe@The Purloined Letter
    0258.Edgar Allan Poe@The Tell-Tale Heart
    0983.Edgar Allan Poe@The Tell-Tale Heart
    0504.Edith Wharton@Criticism
    0121.Edith Wharton@Roman Fever
    0783.Edith Wharton@The Dilettante
    0802.Edith Wharton@The Eyes
    0858.Edith Wharton@The Lady’s Maid’s Bell
    0900.Edith Wharton@The Mission of Jane
    0920.Edith Wharton@The Other Two
    0926.Edith Wharton@The Pelican
    0962.Edith Wharton@The Seed of the Faith
    0400.Ernest Hemingway@A Clean, Well-Lighted Place
    0005.Ernest Hemingway@A Clean, Well-Lighted Place
    0401.Ernest Hemingway@A Clean, Well-Lighted Place
    0300.Ernest Hemingway@A Clean, Well-Lighted Place
    0001.Ernest Hemingway@A Day’s Wait
    0007.Ernest Hemingway@A Day’s Wait
    0405.Ernest Hemingway@A Day’s Wait
    0415.Ernest Hemingway@A Natural History of the Dead
    0424.Ernest Hemingway@A Very Short Story
    0427.Ernest Hemingway@A Way You’ll Never Be
    0036.Ernest Hemingway@Big Two-Hearted River
    0467.Ernest Hemingway@Big Two-Hearted River
    0468.Ernest Hemingway@Big Two-Hearted River (Part 1)
    0488.Ernest Hemingway@Cat in the Rain
    0492.Ernest Hemingway@Che ti dice la patria?
    0054.Ernest Hemingway@Cross Country Snow
    0530.Ernest Hemingway@Fathers & Sons
    0533.Ernest Hemingway@Fifty Grand
    0547.Ernest Hemingway@God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen
    0081.Ernest Hemingway@Hills Like White Elephants
    0566.Ernest Hemingway@Hills Like White Elephants
    0084.Ernest Hemingway@In Another Country
    0577.Ernest Hemingway@In Another Country
    0086.Ernest Hemingway@Indian Camp
    0580.Ernest Hemingway@Indian Camp
    0102.Ernest Hemingway@Mr.and Mrs.Elliot
    0105.Ernest Hemingway@My Old Man
    0630.Ernest Hemingway@My Old Man
    0636.Ernest Hemingway@Now I Lay Me
    0106.Ernest Hemingway@Old Man at the Bridge
    0642.Ernest Hemingway@Old Man at the Bridge
    0109.Ernest Hemingway@Out of Season
    0700.Ernest Hemingway@Soldier’s Home
    0701.Ernest Hemingway@Soldier’s Home
    0341.Ernest Hemingway@Soldier’s home
    0711.Ernest Hemingway@Summer People
    0346.Ernest Hemingway@The Capital of the World
    0752.Ernest Hemingway@The Capital of the World
    0164.Ernest Hemingway@The Doctor & the Doctor’s Wife
    0784.Ernest Hemingway@The Doctor & the Doctor’s Wife
    0794.Ernest Hemingway@The End of Something
    0815.Ernest Hemingway@The Gambler, the Nun, & the Radio
    0191.Ernest Hemingway@The Killers
    0849.Ernest Hemingway@The Killers
    0200.Ernest Hemingway@The Light of the World
    0873.Ernest Hemingway@The Light of the World
    0906.Ernest Hemingway@The Mother of a Queen
    0240.Ernest Hemingway@The Sea Change
    0956.Ernest Hemingway@The Sea Change
    0245.Ernest Hemingway@The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber
    0382.Ernest Hemingway@The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber
    0965.Ernest Hemingway@The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber
    0247.Ernest Hemingway@The Snows of Kilimanjaro
    0384.Ernest Hemingway@The Snows of Kilimanjaro
    0970.Ernest Hemingway@The Snows of Kilimanjaro
    0989.Ernest Hemingway@The Three-Day Blow
    0995.Ernest Hemingway@The Undefeated
    1028.Ernest Hemingway@The Three-Day Blow
    1037.Ernest Hemingway@Today is Friday
    0289.Ernest Hemingway@Up in Michigan
    1049.Ernest Hemingway@Up in Michigan
    1078.Ernest Hemingway@Wine of Wyoming
    0414.Eudora Welty@A Memory
    0020.Eudora Welty@A Visit of Charity
    0425.Eudora Welty@A Visit of Charity
    0022.Eudora Welty@A Worn Path
    0428.Eudora Welty@A Worn Path
    0454.Eudora Welty@Asphodel
    0050.Eudora Welty@Clytie
    0497.Eudora Welty@Clytie
    0057.Eudora Welty@Death of a Traveling Salesman
    0508.Eudora Welty@Death of a Traveling Salesman
    0593.Eudora Welty@Keela, the Outcast Indian Maiden
    0092.Eudora Welty@Keela, the Outcast Indian Maiden
    0604.Eudora Welty@Livvie
    0621.Eudora Welty@Moon Lake
    0659.Eudora Welty@Petrified Man
    0116.Eudora Welty@Powerhouse
    0670.Eudora Welty@Powerhouse
    0357.Eudora Welty@The Hitch-Hikers
    0834.Eudora Welty@The Hitch-Hikers
    0190.Eudora Welty@The Key
    0848.Eudora Welty@The Key
    0257.Eudora Welty@The Tall Tale of the Willy Nilly
    0269.Eudora Welty@The Whistle
    1006.Eudora Welty@The Whistle
    0270.Eudora Welty@The Wide Net
    0274.Eudora Welty@The Worn Path
    1073.Eudora Welty@Why I Live at the P.O.
    0394.Eudora Welty@Why I Live at the P.O.
    0464.F.Scott Fitzgerald@Bernice Bobs Her Hair
    0348.F.Scott Fitzgerald@The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
    0765.F.Scott Fitzgerald@The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
    0781.F.Scott Fitzgerald@The Diamond as Big as the Ritz
    1080.F.Scott Fitzgerald@Winter Dreams
    0004.Flannery O’Connor@A Circle in the Fire
    0008.Flannery O’Connor@A Good Man Is Hard to Find
    0302.Flannery O’Connor@A Good Man Is Hard to Find
    0409.Flannery O’Connor@A Good Man Is Hard to Find
    0011.Flannery O’Connor@A Late Encounter with the Enemy
    0068.Flannery O’Connor@Everything That Rises Must Converge
    0526.Flannery O’Connor@Everything That Rises Must Converge
    0074.Flannery O’Connor@Good Country People
    0550.Flannery O’Connor@Good Country People
    0091.Flannery O’Connor@Judgement Day
    0591.Flannery O’Connor@Judgement Day
    0112.Flannery O’Connor@Parker’s Back
    0653.Flannery O’Connor@Parker’s Back
    0119.Flannery O’Connor@Revelation
    0680.Flannery O’Connor@Revelation
    0151.Flannery O’Connor@The Comforts of Home
    0154.Flannery O’Connor@The Crop
    0163.Flannery O’Connor@The Displaced Person
    0169.Flannery O’Connor@The Enduring Chill
    0179.Flannery O’Connor@The Geranium
    0194.Flannery O’Connor@The Lame Shall Enter First
    0199.Flannery O’Connor@The Life You Save May Be Your Own
    0872.Flannery O’Connor@The Life You Save May Be Your Own
    0226.Flannery O’Connor@The Partridge Festival
    0263.Flannery O’Connor@The Turkey
    1050.Francis King@Uprooted=
    0535.Frank O’Connor@First Confession
    0556.Frank O’Connor@Guests of the Nation
    0579.Frank O’Connor@In the Train
    0104.Frank O’Connor@My Oedipus Complex
    0658.Frank O’Connor@Peasants
    0787.Frank O’Connor@The Drunkard
    0881.Frank O’Connor@The Mad Lomasneys
    0193.Frank R.Stockton@The Lady, or the Tiger?
    0859.Frank R.Stockton@The Lady, or the Tiger?
    0854.Frank R.Stockton@The Lady, or the Tiger?
    0010.Franz Kafka@A Hunger Artist
    0303.Franz Kafka@A Hunger Artist
    0210.Franz Kafka@The Metamorphosis
    0139.G.K.Chesterton@The Blue Cross
    0741.G.K.Chesterton@The Blue Cross
    0800.G.K.Chesterton@The Eye of Apollo
    0837.G.K.Chesterton@The House of the Dead Hand
    0935.G.K.Chesterton@The Queer Feet
    0936.G.K.Chesterton@The Queer Feet
    0949.G.K.Chesterton@The Ring of Thor
    0994.G.K.Chesterton@The Trees of Pride
    0387.Gabriel García Márquez@A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings
    0019.Gabriel García Márquez@A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings
    0423.Gabriel García Márquez@A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings
    0460.Gabriel García Márquez@Balthazar’s Marvelous Afternoon
    0056.Gabriel García Márquez@Death Constant Beyond Love
    0528.Gabriel García Márquez@Eyes of a Blue Dog
    0601.Gabriel García Márquez@Light is Like Water
    0107.Gabriel García Márquez@One of These Days
    0645.Gabriel García Márquez@One of These Days
    1023.Gabriel García Márquez@There Are No Thieves in This Town
    0286.Gabriel García Márquez@Tuesday Siesta
    1043.Gabriel García Márquez@Tuesday Siesta
    0634.George Orwell@1984 (novel but famous extract)
    0431.Graham Greene@Across the Bridge
    0483.Graham Greene@Butcher’s Embrace
    0590.Graham Greene@Jubilee
    0674.Graham Greene@Proof Positive
    0727.Graham Greene@The Basement Room
    0161.Graham Greene@The Destructors
    0832.Graham Greene@The Heart of the Matter
    0833.Graham Greene@The Hint of an Explanation
    0844.Graham Greene@The Invisible Japanese Gentleman
    1047.Graham Greene@Under the Garden
    0353.Guy De Maupassant@The False Gems
    0216.Guy de Maupassant@The Necklace
    0369.Guy de Maupassant@The Necklace
    0478.Gwendolyn Brooks@Boy Breaking Glass
    0963.Gwendolyn Brooks@The Sermon on the Warpland
    1059.Gwendolyn Brooks@We Real Cool
    0364.H.G.Wells@The Magic Shop
    0233.H.P.Lovecraft@The Rats in the Walls
    0345.H.P.Lovecraft@The Call of Cthullhu
    0224.H.P.Lovecraft@The Outsider
    0379.Ha Jin@The Russian Prioner
    0572.Harlan Ellison@I Have No Mouth, & I Must Scream
    0032.Haruki Murakami@Barn Burning
    0037.Haruki Murakami@Birthday Girl
    0573.Haruki Murakami@The Ice Man
    0094.Haruki Murakami@Landscape with Flatiron
    0643.Haruki Murakami@On Seeing the 100% Perfect Girl One Beautiful April Morning
    0698.Haruki Murakami@Sleep
    0957.Haruki Murakami@The Second Bakery Attack
    0375.Henry James@The Real Thing
    0002.Herman Melville@Bartleby, the Scrivener
    0033.Herman Melville@Bartleby, the Scrivener
    0462.Herman Melville@Bartleby, the Scrivener
    0306.Honore de Balzac@A Passion in the Desert

    0519.Hurd Hatfield@Eight O’Clock
    0441.Isaac Bashevis Singer@Alone
    0073.Isaac Bashevis Singer@Gimpel the Fool
    0589.Isaac Bashevis Singer@Joy
    0664.Isaac Bashevis Singer@Pigeons
    0694.Isaac Bashevis Singer@Short Friday
    0777.Isaac Bashevis Singer@The Destruction of Kreshev
    0862.Isaac Bashevis Singer@The Last Demon
    0870.Isaac Bashevis Singer@The Letter Writer
    0969.Isaac Bashevis Singer@The Slaughterer
    0973.Isaac Bashevis Singer@The Spinoza of Market Street
    1083.Isaac Bashevis Singer@Yentl the Yeshiva Boy
    1084.Isaac Bashevis Singer@Zlateh the Goat
    0330.Issac Asimov@I, Robot
    0015.J.D.Salinger@A Perfect Day for Bananafish
    0417.J.D.Salinger@A Perfect Day for Bananafish
    0505.J.D.Salinger@De Daumier-Smith’s Blue Period
    0514.J.D.Salinger@Down at the Dinghy
    0071.J.D.Salinger@For Esmé – with Love & Squalor
    0592.J.D.Salinger@Just Before the War with the Eskimos
    0672.J.D.Salinger@Pretty Mouth & Green My Eyes
    0751.Jack London@The Call of the Wild (excerpt)
    0608.Jack London@Love of Life
    0252.Jack London@The Story of an Eyewitness
    0282.Jack London@To Build a Fire
    0390.Jack London@To Build a Fire
    1034.Jack London@To Build a Fire
    0471.Jamaica Kincaid@Blackness
    0546.Jamaica Kincaid@Girl
    0611.Jamaica Kincaid@Man & Superman
    1079.Jamaica Kincaid@Wingless
    0548.James Baldwin@Going to Meet the Man (excerpt from novel)
    0673.James Baldwin@Previous Condition
    0128.James Baldwin@Sonny’s Blues
    0703.James Baldwin@Sonny’s Blues
    0238.James Hurst@The Scarlet Ibis
    0402.James Joyce@A Country Road.A Tree
    0012.James Joyce@A Little Cloud
    0413.James Joyce@A Little Cloud
    0014.James Joyce@A Painful Case
    0416.James Joyce@A Painful Case
    0024.James Joyce@After the Race
    0433.James Joyce@After the Race
    0025.James Joyce@An Encounter
    0444.James Joyce@An Encounter
    0030.James Joyce@Araby
    0311.James Joyce@Araby
    0451.James Joyce@Araby
    0049.James Joyce@Clay
    0496.James Joyce@Clay
    0052.James Joyce@Counterparts
    0502.James Joyce@Counterparts
    0788.James Joyce@Dubliners (short story collection)
    0321.James Joyce@Dubliners
    0065.James Joyce@Eveline
    0524.James Joyce@Eveline
    0553.James Joyce@Grace
    0089.James Joyce@Ivy Day in the Committee Room
    0585.James Joyce@Ivy Day in the Committee Room
    0140.James Joyce@The Boarding House
    0745.James Joyce@The Boarding House
    0159.James Joyce@The Dead
    0772.James Joyce@The Dead
    0383.James Joyce@The Sisters
    0967.James Joyce@The Sisters
    1044.James Joyce@Two Gallants

    0534.James Thurber@File & Forget
    0729.James Thurber@The Bear Who Let It Alone
    0144.James Thurber@The Cane in the Corridor
    0146.James Thurber@The Catbird Seat
    0754.James Thurber@The Catbird Seat
    0182.James Thurber@The Greatest Man in the World
    0863.James Thurber@The Last Flower
    0880.James Thurber@The Macbeth Murder Mystery
    0911.James Thurber@The Night the Bed Fell
    0218.James Thurber@The Night the Ghost Got In
    0930.James Thurber@The Princess & the Tin Box
    0937.James Thurber@The Rabbits Who Caused All the Trouble
    0241.James Thurber@The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
    0380.James Thurber@The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
    0959.James Thurber@The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
    0990.James Thurber@The Tiger Who Understood People
    0265.James Thurber@The Unicorn in the Garden
    1007.James Thurber@The White Deer
    0336.J.D.Salinger@Nine Stories
    0018.Jhumpa Lahiri@A Temporary Matter
    0421.Jhumpa Lahiri@A Temporary Matter
    0437.Jhumpa Lahiri@All Souls
    0563.Jhumpa Lahiri@Hell-Heaven
    0087.Jhumpa Lahiri@Interpreter of Maladies
    0583.Jhumpa Lahiri@Interpreter of Maladies
    0628.Jhumpa Lahiri@Mrs.Sen’s
    0692.Jhumpa Lahiri@Sexy
    0986.Jhumpa Lahiri@The Third & Final Continent
    0993.Jhumpa Lahiri@The Treatment of Bibi Haldar
    1026.Jhumpa Lahiri@This Blessed House
    0443.John Cheever@An Educated American Woman
    0495.John Cheever@Clancy in the Tower of Babel
    0551.John Cheever@Goodbye, My Brother
    0678.John Cheever@Reunion
    0722.John Cheever@The Angel of the Bridge
    0746.John Cheever@The Branch Line
    0761.John Cheever@The Country Husband
    0764.John Cheever@The Cure
    0775.John Cheever@The Death of Justina
    0797.John Cheever@The Enormous Radio
    0806.John Cheever@The Five-Forty-Eight
    0818.John Cheever@The Geometry of Love
    0838.John Cheever@The Housebreaker of Shady Hill
    0909.John Cheever@The National Pastime
    0256.John Cheever@The Swimmer
    0385.John Cheever@The Swimmer
    0982.John Cheever@The Swimmer
    1014.John Cheever@The World of Apples
    1016.John Cheever@The Wrysons
    1040.John Cheever@Torch Song
    0924.John Steinbeck@The Pearl (excerpt)
    0149.John Steinbeck@The Chrysanthemums
    0299.John Updike@A & P
    0657.John Updike@Pavilion
    0663.John Updike@Pigeon Feathers
    0410.Jorge Luis Borges@A History of Eternity
    0021.Jorge Luis Borges@A Weary Man’s Utopia
    0429.Jorge Luis Borges@Abenjacán el Bojarí, Dead in His Labyrinth
    0031.Jorge Luis Borges@Averroes’ Search
    0458.Jorge Luis Borges@Averroes’ Search
    0466.Jorge Luis Borges@Biathanatos
    0039.Jorge Luis Borges@Blue Tigers
    0313.Jorge Luis Borges@Borges & I
    0055.Jorge Luis Borges@Death & the Compass
    0507.Jorge Luis Borges@Death & the Compass
    0058.Jorge Luis Borges@Delia Elena San Marco
    0060.Jorge Luis Borges@Deutsches Requiem
    0511.Jorge Luis Borges@Deutsches Requiem
    0064.Jorge Luis Borges@Emma Zunz
    0521.Jorge Luis Borges@Emma Zunz
    0525.Jorge Luis Borges@Everything & Nothing
    0540.Jorge Luis Borges@Funes the Memorious
    0541.Jorge Luis Borges@Funes, His Memory
    0542.Jorge Luis Borges@Funes, the Memorious
    0110.Jorge Luis Borges@Parable of Cervantes & the Quixote
    0650.Jorge Luis Borges@Parable of the Palace
    0662.Jorge Luis Borges@Pierre Menard, Author of Don Quixote
    0114.Jorge Luis Borges@Pierre Menard, Author of the Quixote
    0125.Jorge Luis Borges@Shakespeare’s Memory
    0710.Jorge Luis Borges@Story of the Warrior & the Captive
    0129.Jorge Luis Borges@The Aleph
    0719.Jorge Luis Borges@The Aleph
    0723.Jorge Luis Borges@The Approach to Al-Mu’tasim
    0132.Jorge Luis Borges@The Babylon Lottery
    0726.Jorge Luis Borges@The Babylon Lottery
    0141.Jorge Luis Borges@The Bribe
    0145.Jorge Luis Borges@The Captive
    0755.Jorge Luis Borges@The Chamber of Statues
    0150.Jorge Luis Borges@The Circular Ruins
    0756.Jorge Luis Borges@The Circular Ruins
    0759.Jorge Luis Borges@The Congress
    0771.Jorge Luis Borges@The Dead Man
    0793.Jorge Luis Borges@The Encounter
    0168.Jorge Luis Borges@The End
    0795.Jorge Luis Borges@The End
    0177.Jorge Luis Borges@The Garden of Forking Paths
    0816.Jorge Luis Borges@The Garden of Forking Paths
    0823.Jorge Luis Borges@The Golem
    0836.Jorge Luis Borges@The House of Asterion
    0187.Jorge Luis Borges@The Immortal
    0841.Jorge Luis Borges@The Immortal
    0843.Jorge Luis Borges@The Intruder
    0198.Jorge Luis Borges@The Library of Babel
    0871.Jorge Luis Borges@The Library of Babel
    0202.Jorge Luis Borges@The Lottery in Babylon
    0878.Jorge Luis Borges@The Lottery in Babylon
    0893.Jorge Luis Borges@The Meeting
    0897.Jorge Luis Borges@The Mirror of Ink
    0921.Jorge Luis Borges@The Other
    0223.Jorge Luis Borges@The Other Death
    0928.Jorge Luis Borges@The Plot
    0242.Jorge Luis Borges@The Secret Miracle
    0961.Jorge Luis Borges@The Sect of the Phoenix
    0964.Jorge Luis Borges@The Shape of the Sword
    0248.Jorge Luis Borges@The South
    0972.Jorge Luis Borges@The South
    0976.Jorge Luis Borges@The Story of the Drowning Men
    0259.Jorge Luis Borges@The Theme of the Traitor & the Hero
    0984.Jorge Luis Borges@The Theologians
    1003.Jorge Luis Borges@The Wait
    1012.Jorge Luis Borges@The Witness
    0275.Jorge Luis Borges@The Writing of the God
    0277.Jorge Luis Borges@The Zahir
    1019.Jorge Luis Borges@The Zahir
    1022.Jorge Luis Borges@Theme of the Traitor & the Hero
    0279.Jorge Luis Borges@Three Versions of Judas
    1030.Jorge Luis Borges@Three Versions of Judas
    0281.Jorge Luis Borges@Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis, Tertius
    1032.Jorge Luis Borges@Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis, Tertius
    1033.Jorge Luis Borges@Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis, Tertius
    1065.Jorge Luis Borges@When Fiction Lives in Fiction
    0561.Joseph Conrad (novella but famous excerpt)@Heart of Darkness
    0381.Joseph Conrad@The Secret Sharer
    0391.Joyce Carol Oates@Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?
    0392.Joyce Carol Oates@Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?
    1066.Joyce Carol Oates@Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?
    0354.Jules Verne@The Fortieth French Ascent of Mont Blanc
    0459.Julio Cortazar@Axolotl
    0474.Julio Cortazar@Blow-Up
    0051.Julio Cortazar@Continuity of Parks
    0554.Julio Cortazar@Graffiti
    0568.Julio Cortazar@House Taken Over
    0599.Julio Cortazar@Letter to a Young Lady in Paris
    0850.Julio Cortazar@The Kings
    0960.Julio Cortazar@The Secret Weapons
    1058.Julio Cortazar@We Love Glenda So Much
    0370.Julio Cortazar@The ight Face-Up
    0457.Junot Diaz@Aurora
    0518.Junot Diaz@Edison, New Jersey
    0536.Junot Diaz@Flaca
    0327.Junot Diaz@How to Date a Brown Girl (Black Girl, White Girl, or Halfie)
    0619.Junot Diaz@Miss Lora
    0647.Junot Diaz@Otravida, Otravez
    0479.Junot Daz@Boyfriend
    0501.Junot Diaz@Consuelo’s Kiss
    0515.Junot Diaz@Drown
    0397.Junot Diaz@Ysrael
    0305.Kate Chopin@A Pair of Silk Stockings
    0322.Kate Chopin@Désiree’s Baby
    0059.Kate Chopin@Désiree’s Baby
    0510.Kate Chopin@Désiree’s Baby
    0251.Kate Chopin@The Storm
    0974.Kate Chopin@The Storm
    0253.Kate Chopin@The Story of an Hour
    0975.Kate Chopin@The Story of an Hour
    0537.Katherine Anne Porter@Flowering Judas
    0825.Katherine Anne Porter@The Grave
    0188.Katherine Anne Porter@The Jilting of Granny Weatherall
    0847.Katherine Anne Porter@The Jilting of Granny Weatherall
    1021.Katherine Anne Porter@Theft
    0403.Katherine Mansfield@A Cup of Tea
    0446.Katherine Mansfield@An Ideal Family
    0448.Katherine Mansfield@An Indiscreet Journey
    0455.Katherine Mansfield@At the Bay
    0472.Katherine Mansfield@Bliss
    0564.Katherine Mansfield@Her First Ball
    0600.Katherine Mansfield@Life of Ma Parker
    0614.Katherine Mansfield@Marriage à la Mode
    0101.Katherine Mansfield@Miss Brill
    0618.Katherine Mansfield@Miss Brill
    0625.Katherine Mansfield@Mr.and Mrs.Dove
    0624.Katherine Mansfield@Mr.Reginald Peacock’s Day
    0626.Katherine Mansfield@Mr.Reginald Peacock’s Day
    0661.Katherine Mansfield@Pictures
    0671.Katherine Mansfield@Prelude
    0675.Katherine Mansfield@Psychology
    0679.Katherine Mansfield@Revelations
    0696.Katherine Mansfield@Six Years After
    0712.Katherine Mansfield@Sun & Moon
    0158.Katherine Mansfield@The Daughters of the Late Colonel
    0769.Katherine Mansfield@The Daughters of the Late Colonel
    0165.Katherine Mansfield@The Doll’s House
    0786.Katherine Mansfield@The Doll’s House
    0798.Katherine Mansfield@The Escape
    0809.Katherine Mansfield@The Fly
    0178.Katherine Mansfield@The Garden Party
    0355.Katherine Mansfield@The Garden Party
    0817.Katherine Mansfield@The Garden Party
    0875.Katherine Mansfield@The Little Governess
    0966.Katherine Mansfield@The Singing Lesson
    0978.Katherine Mansfield@The Stranger
    0268.Katherine Mansfield@The Voyage
    1002.Katherine Mansfield@The Voyage
    1011.Katherine Mansfield@The Wind Blows
    1018.Katherine Mansfield@The Young Girl
    0023.Kay Boyle@Abraham
    0509.Kay Boyle@Defeat
    0095.Kay Boyle@Life Being the Best
    0622.Kay Boyle@Moonlight
    0725.Kay Boyle@The Astrakhan Cloak
    1009.Kay Boyle@The White Horses of Vienna
    0923.Ken Liu@The Paper Menagerie
    1039.Kristen Roupenian@Too Cute
    0325.Kurt Vonnegut@Harrison Bergeron
    0003.Kurt Vonnegut@2BR02B
    0398.Kurt Vonnegut@2BR02B
    0522.Kurt Vonnegut@EPICAC
    0079.Kurt Vonnegut@Harrison Bergeron
    0559.Kurt Vonnegut@Harrison Bergeron
    0810.Kurt Vonnegut@The Foster Portfolio
    0294.Kurt Vonnegut@Who Am I This Time?
    0598.Langston Hughes@Lenox Avenue: Midnight
    0666.Langston Hughes@Poor Little Black Fellow
    0688.Langston Hughes@Salvation
    1071.Langston Hughes@Who’s Passing for Who?
    0476.Lasana Sekou@Bonded
    0326.Leo Tolstoy@How Much Land Does a Man Need?
    0570.Leo Tolstoy@How Much Land Does a Man Need?
    0349.Leo Tolstoy@The Death of Ivan Ilych
    0602.Lesley Nneka Arimah@Light
    0814.Lesley Nneka Arimah@The Future Looks Good
    1062.Lesley Nneka Arimah@What It Means When a Man Falls From the Sky
    1069.Lesley Nneka Arimah@Who Will Greet You at Home
    0000. Let me know if you would like me to suggest 50 more famous short stories!00331
    0082.Lorrie Moore@How to Become a Writer
    0335.Louisa M.Alcott@My Red Cap
    0709.Louise Glück@Still Life
    0951.Lucy Maud Montgomery@The Round Road
    0903.Lucy Sussex@The Monster in the Bride’s Chamber
    0558.Margaret Atwood@Happy Endings
    0668.Margaret Atwood@Possum Song
    0340.Margaret Atwood@Rape Fantasies
    0407.Mark Twain@A Dog’s Tale
    0523.Mark Twain@Eve’s Diary
    0717.Mark Twain@The $30,000 Bequest
    1020.Mark Twain@The £1,000,000 Bank Note
    0148.Mark Twain@The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County
    0347.Mark Twain@The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County
    0782.Mark Twain@The Diary of Adam & Eve
    0172.Mark Twain@The Five Boons of Life
    0463.Mary Beckett@Belfast Woman
    0500.Mary Gaitskill@Connection
    0681.Mary Gaitskill@Revenge of the Redheaded Kid
    0684.Mary Gaitskill@Romantic Weekend
    0702.Mary Gaitskill@Something Nice
    0724.Mary Gaitskill@The Arms & Legs of the Lake
    0821.Mary Gaitskill@The Girl on the Plane
    0919.Mary Gaitskill@The Other Place
    1015.Mary Gaitskill@The Wrong Thing
    1031.Mary Gaitskill@Tiny Smiling Daddy
    0280.Mary Gaitskill@Tiny, Smiling Daddy
    0631.Ernest Hemingway@My Old Man
    0062.Nathaniel Hawthorne@Dr.Heidegger’s Experiment
    0118.Nathaniel Hawthorne@Rappaccini’s Daughter
    0130.Nathaniel Hawthorne@The Ambitious Guest
    0138.Nathaniel Hawthorne@The Birthmark
    0736.Nathaniel Hawthorne@The Birthmark
    0212.Nathaniel Hawthorne@The Minister’s Black Veil
    0896.Nathaniel Hawthorne@The Minister’s Black Veil
    0298.Nathaniel Hawthorne@Young Goodman Brown
    0396.Nathaniel Hawthorne@Young Goodman Brown
    0225.Nikolai Gogol@The Overcoat
    0637.O Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories” (multiple stories)
    0434.O.Henry@After Twenty Years
    0562.O.Henry@Hearts & Hands
    0760.O.Henry@The Cop & the Anthem
    0813.O.Henry@The Furnished Room
    0180.O.Henry@The Gift of the Magi
    0356.O.Henry@The Gift of the Magi
    0819.O.Henry@The Gift of the Magi
    0196.O.Henry@The Last Leaf
    0360.O.Henry@The Last Leaf
    0864.O.Henry@The Last Leaf
    0232.O.Henry@The Ransom of Red Chief
    0938.O.Henry@The Ransom of Red Chief
    0968.O.Henry@The Skylight Room
    0399.Obotunde Ijimere@A Beautiful Talisman
    0595.Octavia Butler@Kindred (Excerpt)
    0473.Octavia Butler@Bloodchild
    0581.Octavia Butler@Infection
    0705.Octavia Butler@Speech Sounds
    0799.Octavia Butler@The Evening & the Morning & the Night
    0243.Octavia Butler@The Seed of McCoy
    0184.Oscar Wilde@The Happy Prince
    0219.Oscar Wilde@The Nightingale & the Rose
    0234.Oscar Wilde@The Remarkable Rocket
    0244.Oscar Wilde@The Selfish Giant
    0250.Oscar Wilde@The Sphinx Without a Secret
    0649.Jorge Luis Borges@Parable of the Arrow
    0034.Ralph Ellison@Battle Royal
    0538.Ralph Ellison@Flying Home
    0596.Ralph Ellison@King of the Bingo Game
    0743.Ralph Ellison@The Blues I’m Playing
    0206.Ralph Ellison@The Man Who Lived Underground
    0186.Ray Bradbury (frame story + multiple stories)@The Illustrated Man
    0017.Ray Bradbury@A Sound of Thunder
    0420.Ray Bradbury@A Sound of Thunder
    0308.Ray Bradbury@A Sound of Thunder
    0438.Ray Bradbury@All Summer in a Day
    0028.Ray Bradbury@And the Rock Cried Out
    0456.Ray Bradbury@August 2026: There Will Come Soft Rains
    0083.Ray Bradbury@I Sing the Body Electric
    0090.Ray Bradbury@Jack-in-the-Box
    0131.Ray Bradbury@The April Witch
    0155.Ray Bradbury@The Crowd
    0766.Ray Bradbury@The Custodian
    0166.Ray Bradbury@The Dragon
    0167.Ray Bradbury@The Drummer Boy of Shiloh
    0174.Ray Bradbury@The Flying Machine
    0808.Ray Bradbury@The Flying Machine
    0175.Ray Bradbury@The Fog Horn
    0176.Ray Bradbury@The Fruit at the Bottom of the Bowl
    0812.Ray Bradbury@The Fruit at the Bottom of the Bowl
    0358.Ray Bradbury@The Lady & the Tiger
    0227.Ray Bradbury@The Pedestrian
    0925.Ray Bradbury@The Pedestrian
    0239.Ray Bradbury@The Scythe
    0246.Ray Bradbury@The Small Assassin
    0266.Ray Bradbury@The Veldt
    0998.Ray Bradbury@The Veldt
    0271.Ray Bradbury@The Wilderness
    0272.Ray Bradbury@The Wind
    0278.Ray Bradbury@There Was an Old Woman
    0388.Ray Bradbury@There Will Come Soft Rains
    1025.Ray Bradbury@There Will Come Soft Rains
    0284.Ray Bradbury@Touched with Fire
    0287.Ray Bradbury@Uncle Einar
    0393.Raymond Carver@Why Don’t You Dance (Film)
    0419.Raymond Carver@A Small, Good Thing
    0452.Raymond Carver@Are These Actual Miles?
    0470.Raymond Carver@Blackbird Pie
    0477.Raymond Carver@Boxes
    0043.Raymond Carver@Careful
    0485.Raymond Carver@Careful
    0044.Raymond Carver@Cathedral
    0316.Raymond Carver@Cathedral
    0489.Raymond Carver@Cathedral
    0498.Raymond Carver@Collectors
    0061.Raymond Carver@Distance
    0520.Raymond Carver@Elephant
    0067.Raymond Carver@Everything Stuck to Him
    0069.Raymond Carver@Fat
    0531.Raymond Carver@Fat
    0532.Raymond Carver@Feathers
    0070.Raymond Carver@Fever
    0543.Raymond Carver@Gazebo
    0088.Raymond Carver@Intimacy
    0584.Raymond Carver@Intimacy
    0616.Raymond Carver@Menudo
    0103.Raymond Carver@Mr.Coffee & Mr.Fixit
    0633.Raymond Carver@Night School
    0635.Raymond Carver@Nobody Said Anything
    0115.Raymond Carver@Popular Mechanics
    0667.Raymond Carver@Popular Mechanics
    0117.Raymond Carver@Put Yourself in My Shoes
    0676.Raymond Carver@Put Yourself in My Shoes
    0127.Raymond Carver@Sixty Acres
    0697.Raymond Carver@Sixty Acres
    0699.Raymond Carver@So Much Water So Close to Home
    0728.Raymond Carver@The Bath
    0748.Raymond Carver@The Bridle
    0143.Raymond Carver@The Cabin
    0147.Raymond Carver@The Cathedral
    0758.Raymond Carver@The Compartment
    0790.Raymond Carver@The Ducks
    0170.Raymond Carver@The Father
    0804.Raymond Carver@The Father
    0839.Raymond Carver@The Idea
    0876.Raymond Carver@The Little Things
    0254.Raymond Carver@The Student’s Wife
    0979.Raymond Carver@The Student’s Wife
    0992.Raymond Carver@The Train
    0290.Raymond Carver@Vandals
    1052.Raymond Carver@Viewfinder
    1053.Raymond Carver@Vitamins
    1055.Raymond Carver@Want to See Something?
    0292.Raymond Carver@What We Talk About When We Talk About Love
    1063.Raymond Carver@What We Talk About When We Talk About Love
    1064.Raymond Carver@What’s in Alaska?
    0293.Raymond Carver@Where I’m Calling From
    1067.Raymond Carver@Where I’m Calling From
    1070.Raymond Carver@Whoever Was Using This Bed
    1072.Raymond Carver@Why Don’t You Dance?
    1075.Raymond Carver@Why, Honey?
    0295.Raymond Carver@Will You Please Be Quiet, Please?
    0395.Raymond Carver@Will You Please Be Quiet, Please?
    1076.Raymond Carver@Will You Please Be Quiet, Please?
    0368.Richard Connell@The Most Dangerous Game
    0905.Richard Connell@The Most Dangerous Game
    0660.Richard Rorty@Philosophy & the Mirror of Nature
    0440.Richard Wright@Almos’ a Man
    0481.Richard Wright@Bright & Morning Star
    0887.Richard Wright@The Man Who Was Almost a Man
    0078.Ring Lardner@Haircut
    0324.Ring Lardner@Haircut
    0683.Roald Dahl@Collected Stories (multiple famous stories)
    0035.Roald Dahl@Beware of the Dog
    0544.Roald Dahl@Genesis & Catastrophe: A True Story
    0597.Roald Dahl@Lamb to the Slaughter
    0612.Roald Dahl@Man from the South
    0627.Roald Dahl@Mrs Bixby & the Colonel’s Coat
    0654.Roald Dahl@Parson’s Pleasure
    0195.Roald Dahl@The Landlady
    0860.Roald Dahl@The Landlady
    1005.Roald Dahl@The Way Up to Heaven
    0820.Robert Frost@The Gift Outright (poem)
    0344.Robert Louis Stevenson@The Bottle Imp
    0575.Rudyard Kipling@If— (poem)
    0152.Rudyard Kipling@The Courting of Dinah Shadd
    0207.Rudyard Kipling@The Man Who Would Be King
    0365.Rudyard Kipling@The Man Who Would be King
    0708.Saki@Sredni Vashtar
    0842.Saki@The Interlopers
    0917.Saki@The Open Window
    0977.Saki@The Storyteller
    1036.Saki@Tobermory
    1008.Sarah Orne Jewett@The White Heron
    0373.Sherwood Anderson@The Other Woman
    0435.Shirley Jackson@After You, My Dear Alphonse
    0045.Shirley Jackson@Charles
    0491.Shirley Jackson@Charles
    0499.Shirley Jackson@Come Dance With Me in Ireland
    0096.Shirley Jackson@Like Mother Used to Make
    0603.Shirley Jackson@Like Mother Used to Make
    0607.Shirley Jackson@Louisa, Please Come Home
    0108.Shirley Jackson@One Ordinary Day, with Peanuts
    0646.Shirley Jackson@One Ordinary Day, with Peanuts
    0111.Shirley Jackson@Paranoia
    0651.Shirley Jackson@Paranoia
    0665.Shirley Jackson@Pillar of Salt
    0124.Shirley Jackson@Seven Types of Ambiguity
    0134.Shirley Jackson@The Beautiful Stranger
    0732.Shirley Jackson@The Beautiful Stranger
    0156.Shirley Jackson@The Daemon Lover
    0767.Shirley Jackson@The Daemon Lover
    0830.Shirley Jackson@The Haunting of Hill House (excerpt)
    0185.Shirley Jackson@The Honeymoon of Mrs.Smith
    0203.Shirley Jackson@The Lottery
    0363.Shirley Jackson@The Lottery
    0879.Shirley Jackson@The Lottery
    0205.Shirley Jackson@The Man in the Woods
    0213.Shirley Jackson@The Missing Girl
    0220.Shirley Jackson@The Omen
    0229.Shirley Jackson@The Possibility of Evil
    0929.Shirley Jackson@The Possibility of Evil
    0235.Shirley Jackson@The Renegade
    0945.Shirley Jackson@The Renegade
    0255.Shirley Jackson@The Summer People
    0261.Shirley Jackson@The Tooth
    0991.Shirley Jackson@The Tooth
    0267.Shirley Jackson@The Villagers
    1000.Shirley Jackson@The Villagers
    0273.Shirley Jackson@The Witch
    1057.Shirley Jackson@We Have Always Lived in the Castle
    0706.Simon Rich@Spoiled Brats
    0208.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Man with the Twisted Lip
    0249.Arthur Conan Doyle@The Speckled Band
    0999.Stephen Crane@The Veteran
    0177 W.W.Jacobs@The Monkey’s Paw
    0006.Stephen Crane@A Dark Brown Dog
    0404.Stephen Crane@A Dark Brown Dog
    0013.Stephen Crane@A Mystery of Heroism
    0026.Stephen Crane@An Episode of War
    0445.Stephen Crane@An Experiment in Misery
    0721.Stephen Crane@The Angel Child
    0742.Stephen Crane@The Blue Hotel
    0142.Stephen Crane@The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky
    0747.Stephen Crane@The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky
    0904.Stephen Crane@The Monster
    0222.Stephen Crane@The Open Boat
    0916.Stephen Crane@The Open Boat
    0371.Stephen Crane@The Open Boat
    0996.Stephen Crane@The Upturned Face
    0439.Stephen King@All That You Love Will Be Carried Away
    0609.Stephen King@Lunch at the Gotham Café
    0632.Stephen King@N.
    0715.Stephen King@That Feeling, You Can Only Say What It Is in French
    0733.Stephen King@The Beggar & the Diamond
    0774.Stephen King@The Death of Jack Hamilton
    0785.Stephen King@The Doctor’s Case
    0886.Stephen King@The Man in the Black Suit
    0217.Stephen King@The New York Times at Special Bargain Rates
    0939.Stephen King@The Reaper’s Image
    0042.Stephen Vincent Benet@By the Waters of Babylon
    0778.Stephen Vincent Benet@The Devil & Daniel Webster
    0512.Stonewall Jackson@Do What You Can
    0077.T.C.Boyle@Greasy Lake
    0555.T.Coraghessan Boyle@Greasy Lake
    0527.Ted Chiang@Exhalation
    0894.Ted Chiang@The Merchant & the Alchemist’s Gate
    0377.Tennessee Williams@The Resemblance Between a Vilin Case & a Coffin
    0890.Virginia Woolf@The Mark on the Wall
    0366.Edgar Allan Poe@The Masque Of the Red Death
    0389.Thom Jones@The Pugilist at Rest
    0329.Thom Jones@I Want to Live!
    0317.Thomas Wolfe@Chickamauga
    0328.Tillie Olsen@I Stand Here Ironing
    0319.Tim Gautreaux@Died & Gone to Vegas
    0571.Tim O’Brien@How to Tell a True War Story
    0644.Tim O’Brien@On the Rainy River
    0704.Tim O’Brien@Speaking of Courage
    0877.Tim O’Brien@The Lives of the Dead
    0260.Tim O’Brien@The Things They Carried
    0985.Tim O’Brien@The Things They Carried
    0315.Tobias Wolf@Bullett in the Brain
    0041.Tobias Wolff@Bullet in the Brain
    0482.Tobias Wolff@Bullet in the Brain
    0578.Tobias Wolff@In the Garden of North American Martyrs
    0669.Tobias Wolff@Powder
    0123.Tobias Wolff@Say Yes
    0690.Tobias Wolff@Say Yes
    0898.Tobias Wolff@The Missing Person
    0236.Tobias Wolff@The Rich Brother
    0948.Tobias Wolff@The Rich Brother
    0757.Tom Godwin@The Cold Equations
    0475.Toni Cade Bambara@Blues Ain’t No Mockingbird
    0677.Toni Cade Bambara@Raymond’s Run
    0197.Toni Cade Bambara@The Lesson
    0362.Toni Cade Bambara@The Lesson
    0869.Toni Cade Bambara@The Lesson
    1004.Toni Cade Bambara@The War of the Wall
    0691.Ursula K.Le Guin@Schrödinger’s Cat
    0845.Ursula K.Le Guin@The Island of the Immortals
    0884.Ursula K.Le Guin@The Mainz Psalter
    0221.Ursula K.Le Guin@The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas
    0915.Ursula K.Le Guin@The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas
    0952.Ursula K.Le Guin@The Rule of Names
    0301.Victor Hugo@A FIGHT WITH A CANNON
    0450.Virginia Woolf@An Unwritten Novel
    0093.Virginia Woolf@Kew Gardens
    0594.Virginia Woolf@Kew Gardens
    0620.Virginia Woolf@Moments of Being: Slater’s Pins Have No Points
    0789.Virginia Woolf@The Duchess & the Jeweler
    0852.Virginia Woolf@The Lady in the Looking Glass
    0866.Virginia Woolf@The Legacy
    0209.Virginia Woolf@The Mark on the Wall
    0214.W.W.Jacobs@The Monkey’s Paw
    0367.W.W.Jacobs@THE Monkey’s Paw
    0902.W.W.Jacobs@The Monkey’s Paw
    0120.Washington Irving@Rip Van Winkle
    0682.Washington Irving@Rip Van Winkle
    0162.Washington Irving@The Devil & Tom Walker
    0350.Washington Irving@The Devil & Tom Walker
    0779.Washington Irving@The Devil & Tom Walker
    0361.Washington Irving@The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
    0867.Washington Irving@The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
    0337.Willa Carther@Paul’s Case
    0426.Willa Cather@A Wagner Matinee
    0113.Willa Cather@Paul’s Case
    0338.Willa Cather@Paul’s Case
    0656.Willa Cather@Paul’s Case
    0955.Willa Cather@The Sculptor’s Funeral
    0386.William Carlos Williams@The Use of Force
    0516.William Dean Howells@Each in His Own Tongue
    0412.William Faulkner@A Justice
    0016.William Faulkner@A Rose for Emily
    0307.William Faulkner@A Rose for Emily
    0432.William Faulkner@Ad Astra
    0312.William Faulkner@Barn Burning
    0461.William Faulkner@Barn Burning
    0465.William Faulkner@Beyond
    0484.William Faulkner@Carcassonne
    0063.William Faulkner@Dry September
    0549.William Faulkner@Golden Land
    0567.William Faulkner@Honor
    0586.William Faulkner@Jealousy
    0605.William Faulkner@Lizard’s Leg
    0629.William Faulkner@Mule in the Yard
    0648.William Faulkner@Pantaloon in Black
    0693.William Faulkner@Shingles for the Lord
    0707.William Faulkner@Spotted Horses
    0714.William Faulkner@That Evening Sun
    0342.William Faulkner@That Evening Sun
    0716.William Faulkner@That Will Be Fine
    0730.William Faulkner@The Bear
    0749.William Faulkner@The Brooch
    0868.William Faulkner@The Leg
    1024.William Faulkner@There Was a Queen
    1038.William Faulkner@Tomorrow
    1046.William Faulkner@Uncle Willy
    1060.William Faulkner@Weekend Revisited
    0655.Yukio Mishima@Patriotism
    0713.Yukio Mishima@Swaddling Clothes
    1029.Yukio Mishima@Three Million Yen

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