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Friday, May 09, 2008

Friday's Five Things

Five Short Stories I Can't Forget

1. "The Country of the Blind" - H.G. Wells
2. "The Lottery" - Shirley Jackson
3. "I Sing the Body Electric" - Ray Bradbury
4. "The Last Leaf" - O Henry
5. "How Much Land Does A Man Need?" - Leo Tolstoy

Bonus: For all-out creepiness, "The Metamorphosis" - Franz Kafka

What short story sticks in your memory?

2 comments:

Keetha Broyles said...

When I read your title, I thought of "The Lottery" RIGHT away.

Another I HATED for its ending was "The Lady or the Tiger"

Another one I'll NEVER forget - - - "Specialty of the House"

All these were read in my HS English classes.

I specialize in NOVELS now

Trace-n-the-Grace said...

"The Gift of the Magi" Was that O. Henry too?
There's one about girls on a planet where the sun shines only every 7 years so these girls have never seen it...the new girl is from another place and has seen the sun. She gets locked in a closet and when the sun shines, the others forget her and she spends all day in there...it's awful.