The Best Short Stories of 1927
by Sherwood Anderson, Elisabeth Finley Thomas, Roark Bradford, Harold W. Brecht, Owen Wister, Edward J. O'Brien, Ben Lucien Burman, Joseph Hergesheimer, Amory Hare, Ernest Hemingway
Part of The Best [American] Short Stories
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| Title |
Author |
(Originally Published In) |
|---|---|---|
| The Right Honorable the Strawberries | Owen Wister | (Cosmopolitan Nov 1926) |
| The Killers | Ernest Hemingway | (Scribner’s Mar 1927) |
| Another Wife | Sherwood Anderson | (Scribner’s Dec 1926) |
| Vienna Roast | Harold W. Brecht | (Brief Stories Apr 1922) |
| Child of God | Roark Bradford | (Harper’s Apr 1927) |
| Minstrels of the Mist | Ben Lucien Burman | (Pictorial Review Apr 1927) |
| Mademoisele | Elisabeth Finley-Thomas | (The Century Magazine Apr 1927) |
| Three Lumps of Sugar | Amory Hare | (Cosmopolitan May 1927) |
| Triall by Armes | Joseph Hergesheimer | (Scribner’s Mar 1927) |
| The Half Pint Flask | DuBose Heyward | (The Bookman May 1927) |
| When It Happens | James Hopper | (Harper’s May 1927) |
| North Is Black | Oliver La Farge, 2nd | (The Dial Jan 1927) |
| Yarbwoman | Rose Wilder Lane | (Harper’s Jul 1927) |
| Persephone | Meridel Le Sueur | (The Dial May 1927) |
| Good Morning, Major | J. P. Marquand | (The Saturday Evening Post Dec 11 1926) |
| Cane River | Lyle Saxon | (The Dial Mar 1926) |
| The Pawnshop | John S. Sexton | (Catholic World Dec 1926) |
| Little Dombey | Frank Shay | (Scribner’s Jan 1927) |
| In Portofino | Alan Sullivan | (The English Review 1927) |
| The Hound-Tuner of Callaway | Raymond Weeks | (The Midland Dec 1926) |
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