Short Story International: World's Best Short Stories of Today 1963

Short Story International: World's Best Short Stories of Today 1963

by B. Traven, J. C. Oates, Cora Sandel, Slawomir Mrozek, Malcolm Morris, Dal Stivens, Finn Gerdes, Walter Macken, Tibor Dery, Robert Standish, Ellen Glascow

157 pages
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Exciting collection of short stories from a variety of different authors relevant to their time. This is a 1963 edition. Burro Trading by B. Traven (Mexico) The Lindelovs by Cora Sandel (Norway) Stigmata by J.C. Oates (U.S.A) Last Dive by Dal Stivens (Australia) The Ring by Finn Gerdes (Denmark) The Match Maiden by Walter Macken (Ireland) Reckoning by Tibor Dery (Hungary) Business is BUsiness by Robert Standish (England) The Telegraph by Slawomir Mrozek (Poland) Act of Faith by John Cantwell (Australia) Emma Zunz by Jorge Luis Borges (Argentina) The Professional Instinct by Ellen Glascow (U.S.A) A Happy Creature by Maria Dabrowska (Poland) The High Dive by L. P. Hartley (England)

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