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"Like on the Water, Like in the Mist" is one of the "Young Writers Collection", a key work support project of the Henan Provincial Writers Association. It includes short stories written by the author in recent years, such as "Fortune Telling", "The Death of a Novelist born in the 1990s", "Like on the Water, Like in the Mist", etc. The selected titles are mostly works that have been officially published or notified for adoption in recent years. The stories written by the author are close to reality, life, and the masses, creating vivid characters and showing the spiritual outlook of the people in the new era through them.

This book is a collection of novellas published by the author Feng Junke in recent years in "Contemporary", "October", "Chinese Writers", "Beijing Literature" and other publications, including "Old Stage", "Silence", "Where to Place", "Letter from Damascus", "Brother, How's It Done", "A Street Full of Dust" and "Notes from Jianliang Village". The stories in these novels all take place in the same place. A county chronicle records Jianliang Village with a history of more than two thousand years. Jian, Jianshui, the name of water, in Henan Province, China. Jianliang is a large embankment built next to the Jian River in ancient times. "Erya Shidi": "Liang Mo is bigger than Jian Liang," Guo Pu notes: "Jian is the name of water; Liang is the embankment." Jian Liang Village is similar to Yoknapatawpha in William Faulkner's novel, and is a fictional place name created by the author. These novels revolve around the changes of the times in Jianliang Village, with the Sima clan as the protagonists. In a certain sense, they express the changes in China's rural areas from the 1950s to the 1960s to the present.

There are 9 short and medium-sized novels, some of which describe the countryside, and some of which describe the city. Regardless of the country or the city, they all try to explore people's inner confusion and understanding of the world. Most of the characters in these novels are children and teenagers, and they often observe and think about the world from a young person's perspective and thinking, paying attention to the beauty and subtle truths in life. In the youthful imagination of the world and life, we can see the confused and exciting heart of a literary young man.

This book is a collection of short novels close to life, and most of the articles have been published in print media. The author uses simple and unpretentious words to connect the joys, sorrows and joys of ordinary people, just like stringing pearls together, emitting a different kind of light. The character stories, various aspects of the world, warm family affection, and beautiful love in the book more or less contain certain philosophies of life, expressing the author's perception of life and expressing the author's gratitude for life. After reading "Small World", you will have a new discovery, "Small World" is not small.

This book is carefully woven from six short stories. It is based on the results of in-depth mythological and historical research, uses the "six touches" of human senses - eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body and mind as the framework, uses strange imagination as the driving force, and uses the unique "Zhu language" as the writing style. It dramatically describes six Chinese folk mysterious industries - illusion, mourning, incense, poison testing, bone touching and calligraphy, revealing many mysteries buried deep in the depths of traditional Chinese culture. The book combines history, legend, mythology and modern imagination. The story is magical and strange, the fate of the characters is lamentable, and the writing language is rich in poetry, providing contemporary readers with a new literary experience.

This manuscript is a collection of the author's many remarks, news, essays and other works, most of which have been published publicly. They reflect the author's love and loyalty to the party, his research and thinking on work, his research and suggestions on some social issues, and his review and understanding of his life and work history. The words are full of positive energy, encouraging and inspiring.

Zhao Shaohou (1899-1978) graduated from the French Department of Peking University in 1919. After graduation, he stayed at the school to teach. He served as a teacher and director of the Department of Literature and Art at the University of China and France, a lecturer at the French Department of Peking University, and an editor at the People's Literature Publishing House. He began to publish works in 1932, and his representative translations include "The Hypocrite", "The Hater", "The Stingy Man", "Ball of Suet", "The Necklace", etc. His translation of Molière's works is a domestic classic translation. This book also contains "Short Stories of Maupassant" translated by Zhao Shaohou.

The series of women's growth and transformation includes two books, "Hua Nian" and "Rong She Said". "Hua Nian" reveals the real cases of dark horses in the financial circle in the past ten years and the inside stories of top industry games. Mao Dun Literature Award winner Jin Yucheng, economist Wu Xiaobo, and famous drama director Tian Qinxin praised this work. If the road is paved with lotus flowers, blood will only be seen at every step, and it will be a spectacle of flowers blooming in the investment world. "Rong She Shuo" is a book about women, starting from a woman's perspective and using a woman's eyes to write a woman's legendary life. One of the characteristics of women is their love of beauty. Beauty is something every woman deserves, and she must learn to enjoy the right to beauty.

Jian Yu, graduated from the Chinese Department of National Taiwan University and is a famous contemporary prose writer. This series is her two famous masterpieces "The Red Girl" and "Water Questions". "Nv'er Hong" is a collection of Jian Yu's creations between 1991 and 1996. It is complementary to "Rouge Basin", which was written at the same time, but has different themes and expression methods. This book explores the inner world of women, listens to their voices, and gets a glimpse of their emotions. It uses a genre between prose and novels to travel between various female appearances in the past and present. It insists on self-gender typicality, tracking and searching, and by not flinching or hesitating, it can discover and copy the abundant magnificence and nobility in it. "Water Questions" is Jian Yu's first book. It uses the heart of a pure girl to narrate the transformation of life inside and outside the university campus. The writing style is natural and full of creative connotations.

Yan Hong is the editor of Anhui's "Xin'an Evening News", a contracted writer of Anhui University of Literature, one of the first batch of Tencent writers and the annual writer. This series is her representative works "We Can Never Go Back Again" and "I Recognize Many Familiar Faces".

"Killing the Mary Sues" is about: Otoichi narrates under his real name Adachi Hōichi, and writes under the pen names Otoichi × Nakata Eiichi × Yamashiro Asako × Echizen Mataro respectively. For the first time, the "Five Writing Personalities" showdown is presented in a book. A unique and bold attempt to jointly create 7 wonderful novels that subvert perceptions. "The Frequency of Loneliness" is about: This is a collection of white stories about loneliness and affection. Revealing the gentle, bright, lonely and unknown side of "Baek Yiyi". "Missing Holiday" is about: This is a heart-warming novel about "loneliness and love", a masterpiece of reasoning intertwined with sadness, tenderness, terror, youth and evil. Revealing the gentle, bright, lonely and unknown side of "Baek Yiyi". "Bai Yiyi" series of pure love works, see how Yiyi plays with healing reasoning.

"Three Mile Bay" is a novel written by Zhao Shuli, written in 1955 (Yiwei year). It is the first excellent work reflecting the agricultural cooperative movement in our country. Sanliwan, a model village in the North China Liberated Area, is undergoing agricultural socialist transformation in full swing. Autumn harvest, party consolidation, cooperative expansion, and canal opening... The cooperative movement has brought a new atmosphere to the countryside, but it has also triggered various contradictions about two roads, two ideas, and two ways of life. Sanliwan is undergoing great changes. "Xiao Erhei's Marriage" and "Li Youcai's Straight Talk" show the spiritual liberation of the people under the leadership of the red regime through strong descriptions of rural life.

"Fate" consists of five novellas, connected by a theme of "death and family love", trying to explore the bioethical issues between family relationships that are ubiquitous and often obscured in our lives. Some of them are about fathers and sons, some are about mothers and daughters, some are about parents and children, some are about people and pets, some are about natural death, and some are about abnormal death. They cover almost all aspects of family love, forming a relatively complete ethical genealogy.

"The Scarlet Letter" and "The House of the Seven Gables" are Hawthorne's masterpieces. Describing the dark side of society and human nature is a prominent feature of Hawthorne's works, which is inseparable from the influence of Calvinism's theory of human "original sin" and "inherent depravity". Hawthorne is the pioneer of psychological novels and is good at analyzing people's "heart". He focused on the issues of morality and sin, and advocated washing away sins and purifying the soul through good deeds and self-repentance, so as to be saved.

"The Collected Works of Wu Xiankui" is the first time that his reportage, biographical novels, science fiction novels and essays (a trilogy of life) have been compiled and published together. It brings together all the documents written by Wu Xiankui that can be collected so far. Including reportage, science fiction, biography, and essays.

This book is a compilation of the results of an essay contest organized by the Sinicization of Marxism Teaching and Research Section of the School of Marxism at Sichuan University in the spring of 2014, with the theme of "Xiaoping? Xiaokang? Hometown" to commemorate the 110th anniversary of Deng Xiaoping's birth. The genres of this call for essays include prose, poetry and plays. All essay results are displayed and screened through speeches, recitations, performances, etc. The works have both a certain theoretical nature and a certain popular nature. The content of this book can be used as a reference for college students to practice core values ​​and conduct speeches, poetry recitations and performances with the theme of patriotism and hometown.

This book is a collection of short stories, selected from the novels with more clicks and replies on the "Super Good Story" APP, a total of 12 pieces. The typical features of the works are to tell stories about family, friendship, and love through novel story angles, unique story structures, and distinctive characters, and to use impressive and beautiful stories to express positive values.

Micro-novels are not only loved by ordinary readers, but also by young people, especially middle school students. Because through the small holes in this "Social Kaleidoscope" series of books, young people who are not deeply involved in the world can have an overview of the past and present, understand China and foreign countries, broaden their horizons, enrich their experiences, distinguish between good and evil, enlighten their wisdom, sharpen their will, improve their social adaptability and observation and analysis skills, and also learn writing skills in language use and structural organization.

The great writer was selected by the Japanese as "the most popular writer in a thousand years" and his portrait has been printed on Japan's thousand-yen banknotes for 20 years. This set includes his major novels "I am a Cat" and "Master Sanshiro".

Hou Fashan is a famous Chinese novelist. His novels have humorous language, unique ideas, thought-provoking and high readability. These works highlight the theme of "struggle" in life and present the bright colors and warmth of the times. This book aims to meet the inspirational and aesthetic needs of young readers, enrich their humanistic spirit and reading interest, inspire them in their thinking, and raise the sails of their ideals in their dreams. This book has immeasurable positive significance in satisfying the literacy and writing abilities of young readers, cultivating and prospering the cultural market, and passing on the torch of human civilization.

The small sound of running water can be heard around the reef. This sound sounded so pleasant to Senmu's ears. The old man thought, Okay, it's about to be okay. Let everything that needs to end be over. How pleasant it will be. He raised his eyes to the depths of the sea and murmured to himself, "Wait for me, Xiao Hui, I'm going to find you. Eat soil and return soil. You said this is your old saying, but I'm going to drink blood and return water, Xiao Hui."

The ink lotus in the deep courtyard of the ancient temple, the red carp in the boat on the blue waves, the bamboo leaf flute on the lips of the girl in the mountains, the emerald butterfly in the arms of the sad woman, the tenderness of the boatmen on the Yangtze River... These are moving songs that fly out of the misty rain in the south of the Yangtze River: they talk about the pursuit of love, the yearning for happiness and the desire for understanding. Gains and losses are not the end. Only by always forging ahead can we stay happy forever.

This book is a short story about haystacks.

Telling about the great love and touching things in the world is the core theme of "The Most Favorite Little Novel Reader for Teenagers in the 21st Century: Smile in Tears". The ultimate goal of "Smile in Tears" is to allow young readers to understand society, understand life, and grow up healthily and happily in a relaxed and enjoyable reading process. An old man who is over seventy years old is worrying about the education of left-behind children; a girl who suspects that her mother does not like her and runs away realizes her mistake after meeting a mother who does her best for her children; although it is difficult to confirm whether the other party is truly selfless in helping, she is willing to give just because she is afraid that her kind heart may be cold... There are many similar short novels in the book.

This book is a collection of short novels and has been included in the Ningbo Young Writers Creative Library. The book is divided into six volumes and contains nearly 70 short stories. The narrative objects of these stories include people in the drama who live on the stage. They are completely different inside and outside the drama, showing that their lives are more exciting than those in the drama. There are also family anecdotes in the countryside and unclear stories between people.

With its rich themes and unique literary creation skills, Maupassant's works have become "exemplary literary works", presenting readers with a picture of French social life at that time. They have profound ideological connotations and social values, and have become treasures in the history of French literature. "Masterpieces of World Literature: Maupassant's Short Stories and Novels (Full Translation)" collects thirty-one short stories and short stories by Maupassant, including some representative classics, trying to allow readers to get close to this "master of short stories" again through these words and feel his unique artistic charm.

"Blind Story" is a classic collection of novels by Japanese writer Junichiro Tanizaki. This book includes the novels "Blind Story" and "Yoshino Kudzu" and the short story "Tattoo". "Tattoo" is an early work by Junichiro Tanizaki. It tells the story of Seiyoshi, a well-known tattoo artist who searched for a woman with supreme grace to create the pinnacle work of his life, and finally got what he wanted. The work was favored by Kafeng Nagai, the originator of Japanese aestheticism, for its novel conception and smooth writing. Since then, Junichiro Tanizaki has appeared on the stage of Japanese literature and began to be recognized by the literary circles at that time. "Yoshino Kudzu" tells the story of a protagonist, Tsumura, who came to his hometown of Yoshino in memory of his late mother, and what he and his companion "I" saw and heard in Yoshino. While telling various historical legends, the author expresses the euphemistic heart of the protagonist who turns from missing his mother who died young to pursuing a girl from a mountain village.

Life is boring, tell me a story and let me escape reality. The master of short stories, Etgar Keret, conquers readers all over the world with his classic masterpiece! A talking goldfish can help you realize three wishes; a habitual liar unexpectedly meets the fictional character when he lies; and a girl finds a zipper in her boyfriend's mouth, and after opening it, a completely different man appears. These creative stories based on daily life, with the rare magic of words, provide a possibility of changing our painful reality. After reading Keret's story, we will understand: It turns out that as long as we give ordinary life a little imagination, we can stir up profound surprises.

Li Huiying's "Wanbao Mountain" is one of the volumes of the "Historical Materials and Research Series on Northeast Exile Literature" edited by Zhang Fugui. "Historical Materials and Research Series on Northeastern Exile Literature" is China's first large-scale book that comprehensively and systematically organizes the Northeastern exile literature and research results in modern China. It is divided into research volumes, historical materials volumes, and works volumes, with a total of 36 volumes. "Wanbao Mountain" is composed of two novels, "Wanbao Mountain" and "Songhua River". "Wanbaoshan" was created in 1932 and published in March 1933, earlier than "August Village" and "The Field of Life and Death". It can be called "the forerunner of Northeast anti-Japanese literature". The work mainly describes how Tashiro, the Japanese consul in Changchun, and Nakagawa of the police department bribed the traitor Hao Yongde to establish the Changnong Rice Field Company, colluded with local officials in Changchun County, and occupied 500 "official wasteland" in Wanbaoshan in the name of developing paddy fields. This seriously violated the interests of local farmers and aroused resolute resistance from the farmers. The Japanese police used this as an excuse to create the "Wanbaoshan Incident" that shocked China and the world.

"Children Without a Country\u002F Northeast Exile Literature Historical Materials and Research Series·Works Volume" contains a total of 23 short stories, including "Children without a Country", "Mongolian Night", "Wedding Night" and other works. "Children Without a Country\u002F Northeast Exile Literature Historical Materials and Research Series·Works Volume" tells the story that Guoli lost his motherland and home due to Japan's invasion of Korea. His father was brutally killed for leading workers to fight in the Governor's Mansion. His mother hoped that Guoli would "stop living the life of a pig" and let him flee to Northeast China to find the road to freedom. Here, Guoli wanted to go to school like other children, but he was ridiculed by the Soviet child Gulisha. When Guoli asked why Guovalev could go to school, Guolisha told him that "there is no longer a country like North Korea in the world." Everything was just that Guoli was a "child without a country." The work does not directly describe the Chinese battlefield and the tragic situation of the Chinese people. Instead, it uses the experience of the North Korean child Guoli and uses the foreign boy as a mirror to observe the fate of the people of the motherland who are in dire straits. It strengthens the belief in saving the nation and reveals the passionate patriotism everywhere in the words.

This is a collection of short stories, consisting of 12 short stories. The story mainly revolves around women's emotional experience and growth life. From discovering the trivial beauty of daily life to making life choices, the story is told in a eloquent way and is worth pondering.

The collection of short stories "Snow Leopard, or the Last Psalm" uses fiery emotions to reflect the living conditions of working people in China's border areas and their positive thinking about natural history. In line with the principle of putting the people as the center of creation, the author depicts each vivid character. There are inheritors of intangible heritage, as well as people's police, villagers, and herdsmen. The land where they have lived for generations, the true, the good, the beautiful, the false, the evil and the ugly, as well as human beings' reflection on nature and yearning for peace.

This is a collection of heart-warming and healing short stories. This book takes an unknown place as the main story background, interweaving real life with the fantasy world. Under the territory of Wushou Island, there are humans living a normal life, and there are also a group of cute little things that are lonely, pure, clumsy and not good at dealing with the world. A little boy named Kuabu set foot on this place in order to find his complete self. He felt the warmth and love here, and finally fulfilled himself. But this book is not a fairy tale in the strict sense, but uses soft words to reflect reality, and uses a gentle tone and fantasy shell to tell ordinary life. The author slowly describes the small fortunes and small sorrows in the nameless land with prose-like sentences. Pictures slowly unfold wherever the words pass. There is love and warmth, pain and growth, for all you who are unwilling to be mediocre and trapped in a bad reality. As long as you are willing to be paranoid, the world will accompany you to be paranoid.

A modern and science fiction version of The Canterbury Tales. The first season contains four independent short novellas with different styles and diverse themes. In the thrilling anti-terrorist theme "Scarlett Killer", what can a mother do for her daughter who was killed by terrorists? The potential of human nature is so hardcore. "Bug Paradise" shows the birth and destruction of a civilization a thousand times, but its grand foundation is so careless. Don't be fooled by beautiful and romantic fairy tales. "Journey of Love" seems like a whole life just to prove true love, but what if proving it once is not enough? This is a lighthearted and humorous science fiction story. "Don't Be Sad, I Have Embraced Life", when religion and life fundamentally conflict, the cruelty of faith is unbearable to look at. Serious social science fiction requires more investment from you. "The Bar Story of Gyro Port" adds some thought to the story and makes the touching more valuable.

Even if you have nothing in front of you, you can get comfort from this book and embrace the ecstasy of life. The last fourteen days of the year feel like stepping into a strange parallel universe. Here, there is a store filled with lemon aroma, filled with all kinds of cleaning tools. Brushes, rags, steel wool and dusters, boxes of gloves - heavy-duty, latex, rubber, polyethylene, cotton mops, squeegees, regular brooms, trash clips. A strange silence lingered in the shop. Here, there is an inexplicable crack, extending from the wall to the tiles on the floor, like a yawning mouth. The wind passed through the cracks, and there seemed to be a small sigh floating into the distance. Here, an unpredictable weather moves toward the airport. Four cheetahs, a goat of unknown origin, a donkey, and a turtle are stuffed in the animal storage station. The parked airport stages a ridiculous comedy that makes people laugh and cry. Here, snowflakes seem to rise from the ground and fall from the sky at the same time; sheep are paired with foxes, and mice dance with insects. Here, there is a miraculous little garden, with snow falling on the treetops, and a woman with silver hair wearing a red coat walking slowly through the snow and walking toward us. All stories start from here and quietly intersect with each of our lives. You will find that the world is bigger than reality; you will find that you are not alone. Because, the feeling in your heart, I also feel in my heart.

This book is a collection of short stories written by Morimi Nobumihiko in tribute to the classics. The all-powerful library police chief robbed the activity room of the Sophist Club, and the Sophist Club was in danger of disbanding. Meiye, a member who claims to be the "spokesperson of the Sophist Club", went to the library police chief to argue. The chief said that if he wanted to keep the activity room, he must prove "true friendship" to him. For this reason, Meiye left his only close friend Serina as a hostage, and he embarked on a great escape across Kyoto. Will Serina's wait be disappointed? Can Meiye escape the trap set by the superior in Kyoto? Where will these two close friends, tied together by the black thread of fate, go in the end? Nobhiko Morimi brought five classic works to the stage in Kyoto, and recolored them with a dreamy and humorous brush, thus reshaping the literary classics and perfectly depicting the decadent and exciting daily life of a group of youthful and lost college students.

"The spokesperson of classical women" and "a cutting-edge female writer who is particularly good at describing female psychology" are the historical novels of Chen Junjing. This set includes four works: "Falling in the Clouds", "Thousand Temple Bells", "Dugu Jialuo" and "Tangdi Dynasty".

Xiao Jun's "Village in August" is one of the volumes of the "Historical Materials and Research Series on Northeastern Exile Literature" edited by Zhang Fugui. "Historical Materials and Research Series on Northeastern Exile Literature" is China's first large-scale book that comprehensively and systematically organizes the Northeastern exile literature and research results in modern China. It is divided into research volumes, historical materials volumes, and works volumes, with a total of 36 volumes. In addition to the work of the same name, "August Countryside" also includes early works such as the short stories "Peach Colored Thread", "The Orphan" and "The Madman". These works were mainly created in the 1930s and concentrated on the anti-Japanese spirit of the Northeast people. "August Village" describes the story of an anti-Japanese guerrilla group, the Ninth Detachment of the Chinese People's Revolutionary Army, fighting the Japanese puppet troops and landlord armed forces during the transfer process. Lu Xun once wrote in the preface of "August Village" that it "shows one and all of China, its present and future, its dead end and its way out".

Xiao Hong's "The Field of Life and Death" is one of the volumes of the "Northeast Exile Literature Historical Materials and Research Series" edited by Zhang Fugui. "Historical Materials and Research Series on Northeastern Exile Literature" is China's first large-scale book that comprehensively and systematically organizes the Northeastern exile literature and research results in modern China. It is divided into research volumes, historical materials volumes, and works volumes, with a total of 36 volumes. "The Field of Life and Death" contains a total of 14 short stories and short stories by Xiao Hong, including "The Field of Life and Death", "The Bridge", "Departure", "The Call of the Wilderness", "The Ox Cart", etc. "The Field of Life and Death" tells the story of "life" and "death" of villagers in a village near Harbin from the 1920s to the 1930s. Xiao Hong's novels have a certain autobiographical flavor. She broke the single narrative mode of traditional novels and created a marginal style between novels, prose and poetry. With her strong and soft language style, non-plot structure, unique writing perspective and poetic style, she formed a unique "Xiao Hong style" novel style, which is unique in the history of literature.

Ma Jia's "Road to Revenge" is one of the volumes of the "History and Research Series on Northeastern Exile Literature" edited by Zhang Fugui. "Historical Materials and Research Series on Northeastern Exile Literature" is China's first large-scale book that comprehensively and systematically organizes the Northeastern exile literature and research results in modern China. It is divided into research volumes, historical materials volumes, and works volumes, with a total of 36 volumes. "Road to Revenge" contains a total of 17 short stories, including "Road to Revenge", "Little Room", "Day and Night", "Crossing the Dianziliang", etc. "The Road to Revenge" tells the story that the war not only destroyed Da Wu's home, but also caused his wife to be raped and murdered by the Japanese army, and his son was stabbed to death by a bayonet. In the end, Da Wu, who had nothing left, resolutely embarked on the road of revenge and joined the ranks of the volunteers.

Bai Lang's "On the banks of the Ivalu River" is one of the volumes of the "Historical Materials and Research Series on Northeastern Exile Literature" edited by Zhang Fugui. "Historical Materials and Research Series on Northeastern Exile Literature" is China's first large-scale book that comprehensively and systematically organizes the Northeastern exile literature and research results in modern China. It is divided into research volumes, historical materials volumes, and works volumes, with a total of 36 volumes. "On the banks of the Ibaru" contains a total of 9 novels, including "The Rebellious Son", "On the banks of the Ibaru", "Old Couple", "Just a Road", "A Strange Kiss" and other works. "On the banks of the Ivalu" tells the story of the Japanese imperialist running dog propagandist who preached the "virtuous government" of the puppet Manchukuo and asked the people to live and work in peace and contentment and act as obedient citizens. The work praises the noble national integrity and fearless spirit of resistance of the farmers in the rafting village on the banks of the Ibaru River.

Lost Face was published in 1910 and contains seven short stories by Jack London. The collection is named after the first novel included in it, "Disgrace," which tells the story of a European adventurer who was captured by the Indians and cleverly tricked the Indian leader into chopping off his head with an ax to avoid torture. The novel collection also includes one of Jack London's most famous short stories - "To Build a Fire", which expresses the eternal theme of the conflict between man and nature and has been adapted into movies many times.

This book includes two short essays about Tokyo by Ryunosuke Akutagawa, "Eight Views of Tokyo" by Osamu Dazai, and "Water Tokyo" by Rohan Koda, a total of four works. Different writers, from different angles, use distinctive brushwork to describe various aspects of Tokyo in different periods for us.

The Third Circle is a collection of short stories by Frank Norris, which was published after his death in 1909. This book contains 16 short stories, in most of which Norris describes life in San Francisco, California, before the 1906 earthquake, especially the "dangerous living conditions" of Chinatown. The British Observer magazine called the book "an extraordinary series of social sketches." Even today, these stories are still remarkable and interesting to read.

This book collects all thirty-one of Flannery O'Connor's short stories, including those previously compiled into two short story collections, A Good Man is Hard to Find and Everything That Rises Must Converge, as well as some short stories that were adapted into the novels Wise Blood and The Violent Bear It Away. The book won the U. S. National Book Award posthumously in 1972. This volume is the second part, including 13 articles including "You Can't Be Worse Than the Dead".

This book collects all thirty-one of Flannery O'Connor's short stories, including those previously compiled into two short story collections, A Good Man is Hard to Find and Everything That Rises Must Converge, as well as some short stories that were adapted into the novels Wise Blood and The Violent Bear It Away. The book won the U. S. National Book Award posthumously in 1972. This volume is the first part, including 18 articles including "A Good Man Is Hard to Find".

This book collects short and medium-sized Christmas stories written by eight authors, including the father of American literature, Washington Irving, Louisa May Alcott, author of "Little Women", Robert Louis Stevenson, author of "Dr. Jekyll" and "Edinburgh Notes", L. Frank Baum, author of "The Wizard of Oz", etc. These include the following works: "The Ghost of the Abbey", "Old Christmas", "Christmas Sermon", "Kidnapping Santa Claus", "The Spirit of Christmas", "The Last Christmas in Christian Grad", "Santa Claus Goes to Simpson Village", "Christmas in Nissi".

This book is the first volume of Faulkner's short stories, including 20 stories in three parts. Including classic works such as "The Burning Stable" which won the O. Henry Award. Faulkner often wrote stories from some special identity perspectives, such as the perspective of children and idiots. "That Sunset" in this anthology is an example. Nancy, a black chef, had an affair with a white man and became pregnant. She was afraid of being discovered by her husband when she returned home, so she stayed at Mr. Compson's house. Her fears are conveyed to readers through the eyes of nine-year-old Quentin, seven-year-old Cady and five-year-old Jason, although these children do not understand what is happening. Their reactions also reflect the indifference of adult white people towards black people. Faulkner is also good at using legendary techniques and horror elements. Emily in "A Rose for Emily" sleeps with a corpse for many years, which makes people creepy and at the same time think about the underlying reasons why she satisfies her desires in this way. Women's sensitivity, sympathy and youthful consciousness are also displayed in Faulkner's writings. Emily has a strong will, but is ignored by the patriarchal society. Marriage consciousness is an important manifestation of women's individual consciousness, but in the tradition of southern society, their right to choose has been destroyed.

This volume includes famous works such as "Continuation in the Park", "A Yellow Flower", "Night, Upside to the Sky", which not only continues the wild imagination and bizarre and mysterious text structure of Cortázar's early short stories, but also presents his deeper examination and compassion for human nature and destiny. It is a representative work of Cortázar in the important transition period from his aesthetic stage to the metaphysical stage. In almost every hotel he stayed in in his life, there was always a sealed door in the room. Someone had come in and out of the door. Someone knocked on it, masked it, gave it some kind of life. And in this late night, everything behind the door is awake, awake and longing in silence. The only thing that is true at this time of day and night deceives us with intolerable lies.