Best Short Stories of 1917

Best Short Stories of 1917

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  • 028 - Ching Ching Chinaman By Wilbur Daniel Steele
    I firmly believe that the American short story is far from declining, and this collection serves as a testament to the remarkable talent currently shaping this genre. Echoing Mrs. Colums sentiment, I acknowledge that the finest stories often require a diligent and sometimes dusty search to uncover, yet this anthology stands as a vivid illustration of my argument. [excerpt from Introduction] - Summary by Edward J. OBrien, Editor

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    55 min
  • 027 - The Path of Glory By Mary Brecht Pulver Part 2
    I firmly believe that the American short story is far from declining, and this collection serves as a testament to the remarkable talent currently shaping this genre. Echoing Mrs. Colums sentiment, I acknowledge that the finest stories often require a diligent and sometimes dusty search to uncover, yet this anthology stands as a vivid illustration of my argument. [excerpt from Introduction] - Summary by Edward J. OBrien, Editor

    This episode includes AI-generated content.
    28 min
  • 026 - The Path of Glory By Mary Brecht Pulver Part 1
    I firmly believe that the American short story is far from declining, and this collection serves as a testament to the remarkable talent currently shaping this genre. Echoing Mrs. Colums sentiment, I acknowledge that the finest stories often require a diligent and sometimes dusty search to uncover, yet this anthology stands as a vivid illustration of my argument. [excerpt from Introduction] - Summary by Edward J. OBrien, Editor

    This episode includes AI-generated content.
    39 min
  • 025 - A Certain Rich Man By Lawrence Perry
    I firmly believe that the American short story is far from declining, and this collection serves as a testament to the remarkable talent currently shaping this genre. Echoing Mrs. Colums sentiment, I acknowledge that the finest stories often require a diligent and sometimes dusty search to uncover, yet this anthology stands as a vivid illustration of my argument. [excerpt from Introduction] - Summary by Edward J. OBrien, Editor

    This episode includes AI-generated content.
    44 min
  • 024 - The Interval By Vincent O'Sullivan
    I firmly believe that the American short story is far from declining, and this collection serves as a testament to the remarkable talent currently shaping this genre. Echoing Mrs. Colums sentiment, I acknowledge that the finest stories often require a diligent and sometimes dusty search to uncover, yet this anthology stands as a vivid illustration of my argument. [excerpt from Introduction] - Summary by Edward J. OBrien, Editor

    This episode includes AI-generated content.
    16 min
  • 023 - The Caller in the Night By Burton Kline
    I firmly believe that the American short story is far from declining, and this collection serves as a testament to the remarkable talent currently shaping this genre. Echoing Mrs. Colums sentiment, I acknowledge that the finest stories often require a diligent and sometimes dusty search to uncover, yet this anthology stands as a vivid illustration of my argument. [excerpt from Introduction] - Summary by Edward J. OBrien, Editor

    This episode includes AI-generated content.
    42 min
  • 022 - The Strange-looking Man By Fanny Kemble Johnson
    I firmly believe that the American short story is far from declining, and this collection serves as a testament to the remarkable talent currently shaping this genre. Echoing Mrs. Colums sentiment, I acknowledge that the finest stories often require a diligent and sometimes dusty search to uncover, yet this anthology stands as a vivid illustration of my argument. [excerpt from Introduction] - Summary by Edward J. OBrien, Editor

    This episode includes AI-generated content.
    9 min
  • 021 - Get Ready the Wreaths By Fannie Hurst Part 2
    I firmly believe that the American short story is far from declining, and this collection serves as a testament to the remarkable talent currently shaping this genre. Echoing Mrs. Colums sentiment, I acknowledge that the finest stories often require a diligent and sometimes dusty search to uncover, yet this anthology stands as a vivid illustration of my argument. [excerpt from Introduction] - Summary by Edward J. OBrien, Editor

    This episode includes AI-generated content.
    38 min
  • 020 - Get Ready the Wreaths By Fannie Hurst Part 1
    I firmly believe that the American short story is far from declining, and this collection serves as a testament to the remarkable talent currently shaping this genre. Echoing Mrs. Colums sentiment, I acknowledge that the finest stories often require a diligent and sometimes dusty search to uncover, yet this anthology stands as a vivid illustration of my argument. [excerpt from Introduction] - Summary by Edward J. OBrien, Editor

    This episode includes AI-generated content.
    34 min
  • 019 - Rainbow Pete By Richard Matthews Hallet
    I firmly believe that the American short story is far from declining, and this collection serves as a testament to the remarkable talent currently shaping this genre. Echoing Mrs. Colums sentiment, I acknowledge that the finest stories often require a diligent and sometimes dusty search to uncover, yet this anthology stands as a vivid illustration of my argument. [excerpt from Introduction] - Summary by Edward J. OBrien, Editor

    This episode includes AI-generated content.
    39 min

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I firmly believe that the American short story is far from declining, and this collection serves as a testament to the remarkable talent currently shaping this genre. Echoing Mrs. Colums sentiment, I…