Fiction Stories

"THE NICE PEOPLE" story By Henry Cuyler Bunner

"They certainly are nice people," I assented to my wife's observation,
using the colloquial phrase with a consciousness that it was anything
but "nice" English, "and I'll bet that their three children are better
brought up than most of____"

"_Two_ children," corrected my wife.

"Three, he told me."

"My dear, she said there were _two_."

"He said three."read the short story

story type: 
Fiction
Author: 
Henry Cuyler Bunner

Best Russian Short Stories:The District Doctor by Turgenev

district-doctor-storyThe District Doctor by Turgenev at a glance;read the short story

  • Author: Ivan Turgenev
  • First Published: 1848
  • Type of Plot: Vignette
  • Time of Work: The 1840's
  • Setting: Rural Russia
  • Principal Characters: Trifon Ivanych, Alexandra Andreyevna
  • Genres: Short fiction
  • Subjects: Love or romance, Marriage, Doctors, Storytelling, Sisters, Death or dying, Sick persons, Sports, Patients
story type: 
Fiction
Author: 
I. Turgenev
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James Joyce's "A Little Cloud"

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In this story(James Joyce's "A Little Cloud"),Describes the life of Dublin atrophy. Little Chandler works a simple job and  marry and was bored in Dublin. Our hero, can not manage to escape from the city. Lives unhappy and defeated.read the short story

story type: 
Fiction
Author: 
James Joyce
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Eveline

She sat at the window watching the evening invade the avenue. Her head was leaned against the window curtains and in her nostrils was the odour of dusty cretonne. She was tired.read the short story

story type: 
Fiction
Author: 
James Joyce
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An Encounter

Encounter_fiction_storyIT WAS Joe Dillon who introduced the Wild West to us. He had a little
library made up of old numbers of The Union Jack, Pluck and The
Halfpenny Marvel.read the short story

story type: 
Fiction
Author: 
James Joyce
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5

The Sisters

storybusTHERE was no hope for him this time: it was the third stroke. Night
after night I had passed the house (it was vacation time) and studiedread the short story

story type: 
Fiction
Author: 
James Joyce
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7

Ancient Lights

From Southwater, where he left the train, the road led due west. That he knew; for the rest he trusted to luck, being one of those born walkers who dislike asking the way. He had that instinct, and as a rule it served him well. “A mile or so due west along the sandy road till you come to a stile on the right; then across the fields.read the short story

story type: 
Fiction
Author: 
Algernon Blackwood
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5

THE BANANA SEASONS OVER

"Poison." It's one of the kibbutzniks that speaks, a large woman probably in her forties. "We poison the wildlife every now and again you know, to keep things under control."
     She must have just finished her night shift because she is wearing work overalls: a pair of beige, stained dungarees. I gather by the smell that she works in the cowsheds.
     "It's the pigeons mainly," she says; "they're a real pest, shit all over the dairy buildings, eat the cattle feed. Unfortunately some of the cats get it too but they're only strays."
     I am incensed. "I don't think that's quite the point."read the short story

story type: 
Fiction
Author: 
Jon MALLALIEU
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