ShortStoryDay

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This year,

National Short Story Day

has gone global…

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Ernest Hemingway, Anton Chekhov, Alice Munro, Angela Carter, Tobias Hill, Franz Kafka, William Boyd, Edgar Allan Poe, Maxim Gorky, Raymond Carver, Frank O’Connor, Annie Proulx, Alison MacLeod, Ian McEwan, Adam Marek, M.R. James, Neil Gaiman, H. P. Lovecraft, Polly Samson, Ambrose Bierce, Kevin Barry, Sherman Alexie, Ray Bradbury, Edith WhartonKurt Vonnegut, Malay Roy Choudhury, Isaac Asimov, Hanif Kureishi, Wendell Berry, Stephen King, O. Henry, Toby Litt, Patricia Highsmith, Stephen Crane, Tim O’Brien, Alexander MacLeod, Flannery O’Connor, Guy de MaupassantPhilip K. Dick, John Cheever, Tobias Wolff, Dave Eggers, A.L. Kennedy, William Trevor, Mark TwainDorothy Parker, Louise Erdrich, Naguib Mahfouz, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Nikolai Gogol, Richard Ford, Eudora WeltyNathaniel Hawthorne, Margaret Atwood, Graham Greene, Guy Vanderhaeghe, James Joyce, Katherine Mansfield, V.S. Pritchett, Lorrie Moore, Somerset Maugham, Herman Melville, Joyce Carol Oates, Philip RothGrace PaleyGeorge Saunders, Valerie Trueblood, D.H. Lawrence, Naomi Alderman, A. E. Coppard, E.A. Markham, Elizabeth Gaskell, Alistair MacLeodWill Self, Daniil Kharms, Colm Tóibín, Anne Enright, Helen Dunmore, Julian Barnes, JG Ballard, Ali Smith

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To celebrate

International Short Story Day,

on 20th June,

we’re inviting you to share your favourite stories with us.

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Send us a synopsis of your favourite short story, along with a link to where it can be found online, and we’ll include it in our International Short Story Day post. You can send your synopsis via Twitter @ShortStoryForum, Facebook, or by email at Thresholds@chi.ac.uk.

Synopses should be a maximum of 30 words. Please make sure to provide a link so that we can find your story online and share it with our readers.

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Please Note: Stories must have been professionally published and must be currently available to the public without subscription.

This is not meant to be a place for us to publicise our own work, but rather a place where we can share the stories we love to read.

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