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The 38 pages that link to Short story, each with the reason it gives.

• Anton ChekhovNarrower topic: Chekhov helped establish the modern short story as a form capable of subtle, open-ended psychological change.

• Ernest HemingwayNarrower topic: Hemingway’s short stories helped establish his economy of language and narrative form.

• Literary FictionNarrower topic: Short stories can concentrate literary attention on a single voice, image, or encounter.

• Washington IrvingNarrower topic: Irving helped establish the short story as a prominent form in American literature.

• F. Scott FitzgeraldNarrower topic: Fitzgerald wrote extensively for magazines, mastering the form alongside his novels.

• The DecameronNarrower topic: The collection’s compact tales provide a major precedent for later short fiction.

• Short story cycleNarrower topic: Each cycle is built from stories that can also stand alone.

• Ambrose BierceNarrower topic: Bierce’s reputation rests heavily on compact stories that turn sharply toward psychological or tragic effects.

• American short storyNarrower topic: American short stories belong to this broader literary form.

• Ivan BuninNarrower topic: Many of Bunin’s best-known works are tightly composed stories.

• Varlam ShalamovNarrower topic: Shalamov used compressed stories rather than conventional memoir to represent camp life.

• Alphonse DaudetNarrower topic: Daudet’s best-known collection helped establish his reputation as a short-story writer.

• Guy de MaupassantNarrower topic: Maupassant became one of the nineteenth century’s most influential practitioners of the form.

• Isaac Bashevis SingerNarrower topic: Singer became especially known for compact stories that blend ordinary life with uncanny events.

• James ThurberNarrower topic: Many of Thurber’s most enduring comic narratives use the short story’s concentrated form.

• Kate ChopinNarrower topic: Chopin built much of her literary reputation through tightly focused short fiction.

• O. HenryNarrower topic: The short story was Porter’s principal literary form.

• Alice MunroNarrower topic: Munro made the short story her principal form, expanding its capacity for layered lives.

• W. Somerset MaughamNarrower topic: The form suited Maugham’s economical plots and stories built around a decisive incident.

• Isaac BabelNarrower topic: Babel used the form to make isolated scenes carry large historical and moral tensions.

• Joyce Carol OatesNarrower topic: Oates has produced a large body of short fiction alongside her novels.

• TrümmerliteraturNarrower topic: The form suited writers portraying isolated moments of hardship and moral choice.

• John CheeverNarrower topic: The short story was Cheever’s most celebrated form.

• Lydia DavisNarrower topic: Davis’s fiction stretches the short story toward unusual brevity and compression.

• Arsen KotsoyevNarrower topic: The short story was the form most closely associated with Kotsoyev’s literary reputation.

• Auguste Villiers de l'Isle-AdamNarrower topic: Villiers's reputation rests partly on compact, sharply constructed tales.

• Dino BuzzatiNarrower topic: The short story was central to Buzzati’s writing and suited his compact, unsettling plots.

• Frans Eemil SillanpääNarrower topic: Sillanpää also developed his themes in short fiction, not only in novels.

• George SaundersNarrower topic: Short fiction is the form in which Saunders first became widely known.