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by Kate Chopin Vincent van Gogh “Roses” Vincent van Gogh “Roses” I am tired. At the end of these years I am very tired. I

An Imperfect Conflagration by Ambrose Bierce Early one June morning in 1872 I murdered my father–an act which made a deep impression on me at

A Nightmare by Anton Chekhov Kunin, a young man of thirty, who was a permanent member of the Rural Board, on returning from Petersburg to

A Night in Acadie by Kate Chopin THERE was nothing to do on the plantation so Telèsphore, having a few dollars in his pocket, thought

An Inadvertence by Anton Chekhov PYOTR PETROVITCH STRIZHIN, the nephew of Madame Ivanov, the colonel’s widow — the man whose new goloshes were stolen last

by Franz Kafka Translation by Ian Johnston Sultan, Ahmed III Rijks Museum Sultan, Ahmed III Rijks Museum The Emperor—so they say—has sent a message, directly

An Incident by Anton Chekhov MORNING. Brilliant sunshine is piercing through the frozen lacework on the window-panes into the nursery. Vanya, a boy of six,

by Henry Lawson They called him “Stiffner” because he used, long before, to get a living by poisoning wild dogs near the Queensland border. The

An Inhabitant Of Carcosa by Ambrose Bierce Fans of the HBO Series True Detective will be familiar with the term Carcosa. This short story is

by Stephen Crane When the able-bodied citizens of the village formed a company and marched away to the war, Major Tom Boldin assumed in a

by Robert Barr “A simple child That lightly draws its breath, And feels its life in every limb, What should it know of—-” kicking up

by Anton Chekhov Rouble note, 1938 Rouble note, 1938 IT was midday. Voldyrev, a tall, thick-set country gentleman with a cropped head and prominent eyes,

by Robert Barr The proud and warlike Archbishop Baldwin of Treves was well mounted, and, although the road by the margin of the river was

by W. W. Jacobs There was bad blood between the captain and mate who comprised the officers and crew of the sailing-barge “_Swallow_”; and the

by Jerome K. Jerome Speaking personally, I do not like the Countess of —. She is not the type of woman I could love. I

by Mary E. Wilkins Freeman Ann Mary; Her Two Thanksgivings was published in 1892 as part of Mary Wilkins Freeman’s short story collection Young Lucretia

Anna On The Neck by Anton Chekhov AFTER the wedding they had not even light refreshments; the happy pair simply drank a glass of champagne,

A No-Account Creole by Kate Chopin I One agreeable afternoon in late autumn two young men stood together on Canal Street, closing a conversation that

by W. W. Jacobs “Speaking o’ money,” said the night-watchman thoughtfully, as he selected an empty soapbox on the wharf for a seat, “the whole

An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge by Ambrose Bierce Set during the American Civil War, “An Occurrence at Owl Creek” is Bierce’s most famous short

by Leo Tolstoy From “The Invaders.” Translated by N. H. Dole. 1887 (Prince Nekhiludof Relates how, during an Expedition in the Caucasus, he met an

by Jack London The sleds were singing their eternal lament to the creaking of the harness and the tinkling bells of the leaders; but the

by Louisa May Alcott Louisa May Alcott’s An Old-Fashioned Thanksgiving (1881) is a heartwarming tale about reuniting family over the holidays. From her short story

by W.C. Morrow On a certain day I received a letter from a private soldier, named Gratmar, attached to the garrison of San Francisco. I