The Best Short Stories of 1918
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The Stories Chosen for This Year's Anthology:
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| Title |
Author |
(Originally Published In) |
|---|---|---|
| A Simple Act of Piety | Achmed Abdullah | (All-Story Weekly Apr 20 1918) |
| Cruelties | Edwina Stanton Babcock | (Harper’s May 1918) |
| Buster | Katharine Holland Brown | (Scribner’s Aug 1918) |
| The Open Window [Flavio Minetti] | Charles Caldwell Dobie | (Harper’s Aug 1918) |
| Blind Vision | Mary Mitchell Freedley | (The Century Magazine Jan 1918) |
| Imagination | Gordon Hall Gerould | (Scribner’s Aug 1918) |
| In Maulmain Fever-Ward | George Gilbert | (The Green Book Magazine Oct 1918) |
| The Father’s Hand | G. Humphrey | (The Bookman Jun 1918) |
| The Visit of the Master | Arthur Johnson | (Harper’s Feb 1918) |
| In the Open Code | Burton Kline | (Stratford Journal Feb 1918) |
| The Willow Walk | Sinclair Lewis | (The Saturday Evening Post Aug 10 1918) |
| The Story Vinton Heard at Mallorie | Katharine Prescott Moseley | (Scribner’s Sep 1918) |
| The Toast to Forty-Five | William Dudley Pelley | (Pictorial Review May 1918) |
| Extra Men | Harrison Rhodes | (Harper’s Jul 1918) |
| Solitaire | Fleta Campbell Springer | (Harper’s Jan 1918) |
| The Dark Hour | Wilbur Daniel Steele | (Atlantic Monthly May 1918) |
| The Bird of Serbia | Julian Street | (Collier’s Aug 31 1918) |
| At Isham’s | Edward C. Venable | (Scribner’s Jul 1918) |
| De Vilmarte’s Luck | Mary Heaton Vorse | (Harper’s Mar 1918) |
| Half-Past Ten | Alice L. Tildesley | (The Black Cat Aug 1916) |
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