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A collection of stories in which science fiction writers revisit the imaginary worlds they created and made famous in previous books.

A collection of short stories accompanied by short essays on censorship by twelve authors whose works have been challenged in the past.

A collection of fifteen short stories by late-twentieth-century American writers.

Presents short stories from forty-three past winners of the Pushcart Prize, awarded annually from excellence in short stories, poetry, and essays first published in small presses and magazines throughout the United States.

A collection of short fiction and personal narratives written by students in grades six to twelve.

A collection of short stories on various topics, all written by American teenage writers in the tenth grade.

Here are fourteen short stories by teens and for teens about the coming-of-age experience.

A collection of classic fantasy stories which inspired J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings" stories and the genre of modern fantasy.

Presents six short stories that deal with crisis situations faced by teenagers, including racism, abuse, sense of failure, aging relatives, drunk driving, and abortion.

Presents twenty four selections of short fiction by nineteen Arab-American writers that focus on ethnic issues, social and domestic affairs, stereotyping, estrangement, and assimilation into American culture and lifestyle.

Presents a collection of twenty-six short fiction stories from South Asian writers including Salman Rushdie, Monica Ali, and others.

Contains a collection of thirty-five short stories that were adapted to film, arranged by genre, and includes an examination of the process of turning a short piece of fiction into a screenplay.

Presents twenty works of American short fiction selected by guest editor Walter Mosley as the best of 2002, and includes contributors' notes, a list of one hundred additional stories, and editorial addresses for American and Canadian magazines.

A collection of thirty-six short stories written by author Louise Erdrich over the last thirty years, exploring the mystical occurrences of everyday life and the intermingling of beauty and violence and comedy and tragedy.