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Elizabeth Benedict	If I Could Speak Chinese
Fred Bubbers	Calvin’s Monster Truths Indian Summer
Raymond Carver	Why Don’t You Dance?
Willa Cather	Coming, Aphrodite!
John Cheever	The Swimmer The Enormous Radio
Anton Chekhov	The Lady With The Dog The Lottery Ticket
Kate Chopin	The Story of an Hour The Storm Regret A Respectable Woman
John Collier	The Chaser
Myfanwy Collins	Orange Crush
Joseph Conrad	The Secret Sharer Youth
Stephen Crane	The Open Boat
Charles D’Ambrosio	Her Real Name
Anita Desai	Games at Twilight
F. Scott Fitzgerald	Bernice Bobs Her Hair The Ice Palace Babylon Revisited
Robert Guskind	Bird Flu
Ernest Hemingway	A Clean Well-Lighted Place The Big Two-Hearted River Hills Like White Elephants
Amy Hempel	The Harvest
O. Henry	The Gift of the Magi
Shirley Jackson	The Lottery
James Joyce	Araby A Little Cloud The Dead
Franz Kafka	A Hunger Artist In the Penal Colony
Ring Lardner	Haircut
Yiyun Li	The Reunion
W. Somerset Maugham	Rain
Guy de Maupassant	The Necklace
Flannery O’Connor	A Good Man Is Hard To Find
Joyce Carol Oates	A Long Way Home
Dorothy Parker	A Telephone Call
Edgar Allen Poe	The Cask of Amontillado
Maria Pollack	Animal Crackers Cheating Hearts Grief Immersion Silence
Irwin Shaw	The Girls in Their Summer Dresses
Jim Shepard	Happy With Crocodiles
Ivan Turgenev	A Desperate Character
John Updike	The Rumor A&P
Edith Wharton	The Fulness of Life
William Carlos Williams	The Use of Force
Tobias Wolff	Hunters in the Snow

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