What are some /lit/ approved short stories?

psh, real stories take at least 300k words and are 95% world building

>>9560951
That's the shittiest opinion I've heard all day. No one with a job has time to read anything over 20k words

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dubliners - joyce
nine stories - salinger
chekhov

>>9560978
GOOD list

>>9560939
Where are You Going, Where have You Been by Joyce Carol Oates

Borges in general, the Aleph in particular

At the Mountains of Madness by Lovecraft

Essex Tales by Hardy is good in general

Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner and Uncle Earnest

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>>9560939
can i offer a novella?

>>9560951
World building is the buzzname for Shitty Fantasy/Sci-fi Novels for Manchilds with no sense of aesthetics or language beauty who growed up watching Star Treek, Conan or whatever product is sold for spoiled and disabled children who think their opinion have some value at all.

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Jesus, read the fucking sticky...
Guy de Maupassant and Borges are god-tier, though

Cortazar's short stories are all incredible works, but these stand out to me; we love glenda so much, the idol of cyclades, secret weapons, the pursuer, end of the game, yellow flower

>>9560939
At the end of a passage - Rudy Kipling

>>9561192
>no Kipling
confirmed for pleb taste

>>9560939
Ficciones

>>9560978
>nine stories - salinger

absolute shit. I like saligner, but those are shit.