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My preferred genre of books is short stories. I love them! What are your favorite short story collections? :)

My preferred genre of books is short stories. I love them!

What are your favorite short story collections? 🙂

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Sandra

The jilting of Granny Weatherall, Young Goodman Brown, The legend of Sleepy Hollow, so many more!

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JoAnneQuestion author

These are short stories? Not shorter novels or novellas?

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Sandra

@JoAnne yes, these are all classic American literature short stories

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Krista

I’m on Book two of the Twisted Fairy Tale Series: Ann Hyde in Jekyll Park. Once I start these, I finish them right away! They. Are. Amazing. Book one is called Anna Hill in Silent Wonderland. I couldn’t put it down either! The author is wonderful and is very active on Facebook. Forums, discussions, giveaways… you name it! I’ll leave her link in the comments in case you want to check her out.

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Krista

https://www.facebook.com/accidentalwriter/

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Wils

Why I live at the P O. In fact any by Eudora Welty.

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Kevin

(The Mammoth Book of) Best New Horror series
Best American Short Stories series

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Annette

I just read Dead Ends – Stories From the Gothic South edited by J T Ellison, it had several really good short stories

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Becky

Alice Munro is the best short story writer ever!

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JoAnneQuestion author

Yes, I’ve read a ton of Alice Munro. ?

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Toasha

The End is Nigh. It’s a great apocalypse collection

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Angelo

The Thackery T. Lambshead Cabinet of Curiosities is just my favorite. Check it out if you like curios or steampunk!

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GE

Night Shift, Skeleton Crew, Four Past Midnight, Bazaar of Bad Dreams by Stephen King

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Cynthia

‘Dangerous Visions’ and ‘Again Dangerous Visions’ both books edited by Harlan Ellison. Also check out the short story collections by Ray Bradbury.

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Samantha

Shawn speakman has done a few

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Rita

Malgudi days by RK Narayana sort stories

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Rita

Blyton’s collection

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Riya

i just started reading white nights by Dostoyevsky….

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LaVonne

I have trouble with short stories. I want each story to be a book – and I keep forgetting the stories- I just remember that I either liked the book or I didn’t.

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Olufunmi

The thing around your neck – Chimamanda Adichie

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Srajit

The Night train at Deoli, Tiger in the Tunnel, The case for Defence, Girls, Sniper, etc

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Holly

O. Henry, incredible, also Dylan Thomas wrote some brilliant short stories.

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Rona

I think it is such an admirable art. I haven’t read many, but read a great collection by Sheila O’Flannagan all based on a Caribbean Island, and each story related a a guest or staff member in a hotel. Well worth a read.

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JoAnneQuestion author

Is there a title to the collection?

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Mmoore

The Blue Lenses by DuMaurier is fab 🙂

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Hayya

Neil Gaiman’s short stories are top notch. Currently reading his Smoke and Mirrors book of short stories ?

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Urvashi

Write India stories. It is an awesome collection

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Abraham

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Vanessa

I loved Strange Highways by Dean Koontz

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Deb

SMALL TOWN GHOSTS AND SMALL TOWN DEMONS by @Shannon

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Anamika

Unaccustomed earth and interpreter of maladies by Jhumpa Lahiri

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JoAnneQuestion author

Interpreter of Maladies; excellent!

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Maha

Short stories by Jeffrey Archer, Daphne Du Maurer and Maeve Binchey.

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