Short Stories eBooks
Beasts and Super-Beasts
Short Stories, by H. H. Munro (Saki)Beasts and Super-Beasts - This book is by H. H. Munro
Beauty and the Beast, and Tales From Home
Short Stories, by Bayard TaylorNevertheless, Prince Alexis was no longer the same man; his giant strength and furious appetite were broken. He was ever ready, as formerly, for the chase and the drinking-bout; but his jovial mood no longer grew into a crisis which only utter physical exhaustion or the stupidity of drunkenness could overcome. Frequently, while astride the cask, his shouts of laughter would suddenly cease, the...
Bedside Manner
Short Stories, by Fran PeckA Short Story about 4 women with different levels of faith, all connected in some way, with a twist around each corner.
Besop's Fables
Short Stories, by Barry DanielsAesop Updated: The Sequel. More answers to questions you never asked. Why did the unicorn become extinct? Did Momma really know best? Were the Good Old Days really all that good? Why is the Prince of Paradoxia living on the steet? These answers and more in Besop's Fables.
Best Russian Short Stories
Short Stories, by VariousA selection of works by the following Russian authors: A. S. Pushkin, The Queen of Spades; N.V. Gogol, The Cloak; I.S. Turgenev, The District Doctor; F.M. Dostoyevsky, The Christmas Tree and the Wedding; L.N. Tolstoy, God Sees the Truth, but Waits; M.Y. Saltykov, How A Muzhik Fed Two Officials; V.G. Korolenko, the Shades, a Phantasy; V.N. Garshin, The Signal; A.P. Chekhov, The Darling, The Bet...
Blue Tent
Short Stories, by Carla R. HerreraIn the not too distant future, The United States has become the Corporate States of America. Half the population is homeless and live in tent cities or camps. In a new city, Tele hopes to put some of a painful past to rest. She's changed her name and her occupation and with some luck she'll disappear from the radar of corporate agents. A type of amnesia has swept the country. Children...
Buttered Side Down: Stories
Short Stories, by Edna FerberButtered Side Down, Stories by Edna Ferber. Author of "Dawn O'Hara."
Cabbages and Kings
Short Stories, by O HenryThese loosely related tales of scamps and underdogs in an unstable Central American republic contain some clever images, as well as some dated, derogatory language. Lloyd James navigates this murky area admirably, de-emphasizing the crude name-calling by voicing it largely without malice. He simply speaks the vernacular as naturally as he creates the characters' accents.
Call Me Crazy
Short Stories, by ArekA writer writes short stories to cope with his own life story. Reviews and comments are greatly appreciated. *** WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. ***





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