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What are the best short stories/ novellas you've ever read?

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Anonymous:

I'm looking for reccomendations, but you can praise them and analyse them and wax lyrical as you please. Under 100 pages would be cool; like Death in Venice.

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Anonymous:

My all times favorite short story writer is Akutagawa Ryunosuke.

“In a Grove” is simply a masterpiece, but I strongly recommend to read all his stuff you could find in your language.

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Anonymous:

The dandelion girl. This is a very short story. Pretty good even in spite of it's 15 or so page length.

https://infinitemirai.files. wordpress.com/2013/09/ young-robert-f-the-dandelion-girl.pdf

(have to fill in the spaces yourself, 70 character word limit.)

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Anonymous:

You simply must read Metamorphosis by Kafka. It's very short but rewarding.

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Anonymous:

>>3

The issue with URLs is fixed.

https://infinitemirai.files.wordpress.com/2013/09/young-robert-f-the-dandelion-girl.pdf

Thanks for bringing that up, anon.

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Anonymous:

M1 Abrams https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NR5pWBy-6Fk
Black Tulip https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3pSKMhL3SNI

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Anonymous:

~Not What You Think~
Why US Military Blows Up its Own Airfields
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMi6Ucizk0k

Warhammer has a short story cartoons

Batman and Boba Fett are two of the most hilarious parody characters on Robot Chicken

NiTiNOL ~ shape memory metal
https://youtu.be/vSNtifE0Z2Q

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Anonymous:

>>7
woah another user on this godforsaken site
what's up bro

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Anonymous:

The Stranger by Camus is pretty good
i don't think it's under 100 pages but you should be able to blow through it pretty fast

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Anonymous:

>>9

>you should be able to blow through it pretty fast
Nope. I tried to read it like three times, but it's boring as fuck after the first chapter, so I never made it through few chapters.

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Anonymous:

>>10
zoomer attention span in full force

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Anonymous:

>>11

I am a millennial and often read much longer stories. If we take existentialism, I love reading Sartre.

But Camus is really boring.

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Anonymous:

Ever read “Shambleau” by C. L. Moore? Han Solo’s grandpa picked up a cutie that turned out to be a cousin to Medusa.

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Anonymous:

Flowers by Algernon

15

In The Ghetto...:

In the Ghetto,
Where my soul did save,
Its final sleep,
In the Meadow,
Where they laid my grave,
And my mother did weep...

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Anonymous:

>>15
In my Ass,
Where the Black just came,
Its final cum,
In the Mass,
Where Mum did the same,
In Dad's bum.