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The best short stories of 1925, and the yearbook of the American short story

THE BEST BOOKS OF SHORT STORIES OF 1925

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I. American Authors

1. Aiken. Bring! Bring! Boni and Liveright.

2. Austin. William Austin. Marshall Jones.

3. Cobb. Alias Ben Alibi. Doran.

4. Fitzgerald. All the Sad Young Men. Scribner.

5. Harper Prize Short Stories. 1924. Harper.

6. Hemingway. In Our Time. Boni and Liveright.

7. Komroff. The Grace of Lambs. Boni and Liveright.

8. O’Brien, Fitzjames. Collected Stories. A. and C. Boni.

II. British and Irish Authors

9. Arlen. Mayfair. Doran.

10. Aumonier. Overheard. Doubleday, Page.

11. Becke. Yorke the Adventurer. Lippincott.

12. Blackwood. Tongues of Fire. Dutton.

13. Bramah. The Specimen Case. Doran.

14. Conrad. Tales of Hearsay. Doubleday, Page.

15. Coppard. Fishmonger’s Fiddle. Knopf.

16. Corvo. In His Own Image. Knopf.

17. De La Mare. Broomsticks. Knopf.

18. Kennard. Level Crossings. A. and C. Boni.

19. Lawrence. St. Mawr. Knopf.

20. Lynd. The Mulberry Bush. Minton, Balch.

21. Macardle. Earth-Bound. Harrigan Press.

22. Machen. The Shining Pyramid. Knopf.

23. Mayne. Inner Circle. Harcourt, Brace.

24. Meynell. Young Mrs. Cruse. Harcourt, Brace.

25. Sackville-West. Seducers in Ecuador. Doran.

26. Sitwell. Triple Fugue. Doran.

27. Smith. The Little Karoo. Doran.

28. Watson. Innocent Desires. Boni and Liveright.

III. Translations

29. Barbey D’Aurevilly. The Diaboliques. Knopf.

30. Blasco Ibáñez. The Old Woman of the Movies. Dutton.

31. Eaton, editor. The Best Continental Short Stories of 1924–25. Small, Maynard.

32. Eaton, editor. The Best French Short Stories of 1924–25. Small, Maynard.

33. Flying Osip. International Publishers.

34. Gobineau. Five Oriental Tales. Viking Press.

35. Gorky. The Story of a Novel. Dial Press.

36. Mann. Death in Venice. Knopf.

37. Maupassant. Collected Stories (Volumes 10–15). Knopf.

38. Pilniak. Tales of the Wilderness. Knopf.

39. Remizov. The Clock. Knopf.

40. Zweig. Passion and Pain. Bernard G. Richards.

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