Short stories are an extremely old form of literature. Ovid wrote a number of them. Bocaccio did also. Two nineteenth century authors may be said to have raised the short story to a new level, namely the Frenchman Guy de Maupassant and the American O. Henry. These authors added the twist or sting in the ending which makes their stories even more pointed. But other authors which followed chose not to make use of such endings, particularly authors like Ernest Hemingway, whose short stories are very well regarded.
Morris Edmund Speare has written: 'The pocket book of short stories' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Lending library, Short stories 'A pocket book of short stories' -- subject(s): Short stories 'The pocket book of short stories' -- subject(s): American Short stories, English Short stories
My Short Stories was created in 2008.
Emma L. Reppert has written: 'Modern short stories' -- subject(s): American Short stories, English Short stories, Short stories
Short stories are a quick, easy read. Short stories do not take much time to read.
Short stories are the natural decendants of folktales and legends. In a sense, short stories are probably our oldest form of literature.
The Bridge - short stories - was created in 1986.
International Short Stories was created in 1910.
The ISBN of Lizard - short stories - is 9784103834021.
Lizard - short stories - was created in 1993.
Robert A Hall has written: 'Italian stories: Nouvelle Italiane' -- subject(s): English Short stories, Italian Short stories, Short stories, English, Short stories, Italian, Translations from Italian, Translations into English
No, short stories can be either fiction or nonfiction. Fictional short stories are created from the author's imagination, while nonfictional short stories are based on real events and experiences.
Cyrilly Abels has written: 'Forty best stories from Mademoiselle, 1935-1960' -- subject(s): American Short stories, English Short stories, Short stories, American, Short stories, English '40 Best Stories from Mademoiselle 1935-1960'