Great Modern European Short Stories

by Douglas Angus

First published 1986

From Chekhov's poignant unrequited love to Kafka's unsettling allegory of oppression, these evocative stories transport readers to vivid yet mysterious worlds. Exploring the human condition, the authors craft richly textured narratives that linger in the mind long after the final page.

Genres: short-stories, anthologies, 20th-century, european-literature

Vibes: atmospheric, emotional, thought-provoking

Tropes: unreliable-narrator

Setting: Araby, Araby Bazaar, Europe, North Richmond Street

Period: 20th-century

319 pages · Paperback · Random House Publishing Group

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