Title: Treasury of Great Short Stories
Description: WOODY ALLEN: No Kaddish for Weinstein
FAY WELDON: Alopecia
RAY BRADBURY: February 1999: Ylia
MARY RENAULT: According to Celsus
JOHN STEINBECK: Flight
P. D. JAMES: Murder. 1986
WILKIE COLLINS: A Terribly Strange Bed
ROALb DAHL: [The Landlady](https://openlibrary.org/works/OL20504259W)
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON: Thrawn Janet
IRIS MURDOCH: Something Special
H. G. WELLS: The Stolen Bacillus
REBECCA WEST: Parthenope
GRAHAM GREENE: Mortmain
F. SCOTT FITZGERALD The Baby Party
MARGARET DRABBLE: The Reunion
JAMES JOYCE: [The Dead](https://openlibrary.org/works/OL15073437W)
BERNICE RUBENS: The Blood of the Lamb
STEPHEN KING: Suffer the Little Children
RUTH RENDELL: The New Girlfriend
D. H. LAWRENCE: Odour of Chrysanthemums
ELIZABETH BOWEN: Mysterious Kör
SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE: [Adventure of the Speckled Band](https://openlibrary.org/works/OL262561W)
S. J. PERELMAN: Strictly from Hunger
DAPHNE DU MAURIER: Kiss Me Again, Stranger
JEROME K. JEROME: The Dancing-Partner
ROBERT GRAVES: The Viscountess and the Short-Haired Girl
DOROTHY L. SAYERS: Suspicion
P. G. WODEHOUSE: Pig-Hooo-o.ey!
MURIEL SPARK: The Fathers' Daughters
CHARLES DICKENS: The Signalman
ANTONIA FRASER: Doctor Zeit
MICHAEL FRAYN: Identity Crisis
OSCAR WILDE: The Canterville Ghost
RICHARD GORDON: Barnsfather's Syndrome
E. M. FORSTER: The Machine stops
VIRGINIA WOOLF: Lappin and Lapinova
THOMAS HARDY: The Three Strangers
JAMES HERRIOT: All Creatures Great and Small
AGATHA CHRISTIE: The Red Signal
EDGAR ALLAN POE: The Gold Bug
H. E. BATES: The Station
KINGSLEY AMIS: My Enemy's Enemy
Subjects: Short stories, 20th century fiction, fiction, Short horror story, cyanide, 20th century English fiction, British and irish fiction, christian fiction, Christmas, Christmas fiction, Christmas stories, Daily Express, death, Domestic fiction, English fiction, family life, Family reunions, Irish literature, Stories (texts), The Lass of Aughrim, Three Graces, West Britons, amorality, Anglo-Saxons, aristocracy, detective fiction, Juvenile audience, locked-room mysteries, Mystery and detective stories, Drama, Private investigators, Children's fiction, English Short stories
Places: Eton College, Cambridge, Ireland, Galway, England, Calcutta, India, Surrey
People: Billy Weaver, Christopher Mulholland, Gregory W. Temple, Gabriel Conroy, Kate Morkan, Julia Morkan, Mary Jane Morkan, Lily, Gretta Conroy, Molly Ivors, Mr Browne, Freddy Malins, Mrs Malins, Bartell D'Arcy, Patrick Morkan, Michael Furey, Sherlock Holmes, John H. Watson, Stroke Moran, Helen Stoner, Grimesby Roylott