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Welcome to the exciting world of short stories:

A bound man with a rope around his neck is on a bridge with guards all around and rushing water below. Find out if there's any escape in "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge." (12% into Amazon preview)

A mysterious package is followed by a visitor with a shocking offer. Find out if they accept it in "Button, Button". (30% into preview)

When hostilities break out between the Muslims and Hindus in India, a friendship is tested with unforgettable results in "A Grain of Mustard Seed". (27% in)

A young hitchhiker has an unsettling admiration for a serial killer in "#8". (65% in)

A robbery goes wrong and a kidnapping goes worse in "The Weekender". (52% in)

Short Story Guide is designed to help middle school/high school teachers, students, and reading lovers find the right story and allow them to easily read online short stories free, where possible. Short stories are categorized by subject, theme, place, author and type.

I try not to reveal too much about the stories, but simply categorizing them can sometimes be a bit of a spoiler.

I hope this list of short stories will be a useful teacher's resource, however, they haven't been specially selected for students and not all are appropriate for all ages.

A big anthology full of interesting stories with literary merit is Fiction 100. (Links are to Amazon) The newest edition is expensive, but an earlier one, like in the link, is affordable. It has many of the commonly anthologized stories. If you only want one short story anthology, this would be a good choice.

A good anthology for middle school is Little Worlds. This book has 31 short stories for students, divided by the usual story elements. Another good one full of stories 1,000 words or less with a coming-of-age slant is Sudden Flash Youth: 65 Short-Short Stories.

As for single-author collections, the two that I've enjoyed the most are The Complete Flannery O'Connor and The Complete Roald Dahl (two volumes). If you read one Flannery O'Connor story and like it, you'll probably like them all. If you like unusual, darkly humorous stories where anything can happen, you'll probably like Dahl. I also have to mention Alice Munro. She doesn't have a complete collection yet, but there are many others to choose from. I find her stories very hard to classify because they're just about life-they're so complex (not complicated) that it feels like I'm being insulting when I put one on a category page.

I know what's inside a book is the main thing, but I also like seeing really nice looking books on my shelf. If you do too, check out 100 Years of the Best American Short Stories. I love the look of this one. I also like the look of Bradbury Stories: 100 of His Most Celebrated Tales. It's a very simple design, but I think it's perfect. These books are full of great stories, so it's really just a bonus that they look so nice.

If you'd like to scroll through some free, well-known stories with a quick description, start here.

"A story is a way to say something that can't be said any other way, and it takes every word in the story to say what the meaning is."-Flannery O'Connor

"I want the reader to feel something is astonishing -not the 'what happens' but the way everything happens. These long short story fictions do that best, for me."-Alice Munro

"Unlike the novel, a short story may be, for all purposes, essential."-Jorge Luis Borges

(of the short story) "...it achieves closure-meaning that, when it ends, the attentive reader understands why."-Joyce Carol Oates

"Short stories are the deep, encoded crystallizations of all human knowledge. They are rarefied, dense meaning machines, shedding light on the most pressing of life's dilemmas."-George Saunders

(on what a short story is) "A shaft driven straight into the heart of human experience."-Edith Wharton

"Conciseness is the sister of talent."-Anton Chekhov

"It's possible, in a poem or short story, to write about commonplace things and objects using commonplace but precise language, and to endow those things-a chair, a window curtain, a fork, a stone, a woman's earring-with immense, even startling power."-Raymond Carver

"A short story is confined to one mood, to which everything in the story pertains. Characters, setting, time, events, are all subject to the mood. And you can try more ephemeral, more fleeting things in a story-you can work more by suggestion-than in a novel. Less is resolved, more is suggested, perhaps."-Eudora Welty

"A short story is the ultimate close-up magic trick-a couple of thousand words to take you around the universe or break your heart."-Neil Gaiman

"'Who reads short stories?', one is asked, and I like to think that they are read by men and women in the dentist's office, waiting to be called to the chair; they are read on transcontinental plane trips instead of watching banal and vulgar films spin out the time between our coasts; they are read by discerning and well-informed men and women who seem to feel that narrative fiction can contribute to our understanding of one another and the sometimes bewildering world around us."-John Cheever

". . . each short story has one chief purpose, and every sentence, phrase, and word is crafted to achieve that end. The ideal short story is like a knife-strongly made, well balanced, and with an absolute minimum of moving parts."-Michael Swanwick

"I want my stories to be something about life that causes people to say, not, oh, isn't that the truth, but to feel some kind of reward from the writing, and that doesn't mean that it has to be a happy ending or anything, but just that everything the story tells moves the reader in such a way that you feel you are a different person when you finish."-Alice Munro

"Short stories do not say this happened and this happened and this happened. They are a microcosm and a magnification rather than a linear progression."-Isobelle Carmody

"Short fiction seems more targeted-hand grenades of ideas, if you will. When they work, they hit, they explode, and you never forget them."-Paolo Bacigalupi

". . . there is in the short story at its most characteristic something we do not often find in the novel-an intense awareness of human loneliness."-Frank O'Connor

"A short story is a different thing all together-a short story is like a kiss in the dark from a stranger."-Stephen King

"I just want to tell a story, and if people listen, and if it stays with you, it's a story."-Sandra Cisneros

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Five tips, five secrets, five tricks to improving your listening comprehension skills! You can do this! Study how Americans speak to improve listening and pronunciation.
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In this American English pronunciation video, we're going to go over five tips to improve your listening skills.

In this video, I'm going to go over five tips, five tricks, five secrets to improve your English listening comprehension skills. If you pay attention to all five and spend time every day - not long! Fifteen, twenty minutes, there's no way you won't improve dramatically. If you get bored working one way, try one of the other five tricks.

Studying pronunciation and listening skills go hand-in-hand. The more you understand how Americans speak and how to imitate that, the better you'll be at both speaking and understanding conversational English, which can move at a pretty quick pace.

So the first trick to improving your listening skills is to study reductions. How is it that Americans speak so quickly? They reduce less important words. Let's take for example this word: FOR. Fully pronounced, it's FOR. But most of the time, in a sentence, Americans pronounce it 'fer'. Really fast, with a reduced vowel, fer. So if you're expecting to hear FOR, fully pronounced and clear, then you're never going to hear 'fer'.

This is for the meeting on Monday.

I'm going to be late for class.

Fer, fer.

There are quite a few very common words that, just like this, that Americans regularly reduce. Knowing what they are, studying them, practicing them, will help you identify them in the fast speaking of native English speakers. I've put together a playlist of videos that go over these common words that reduce. I'll post that playlist at the end of the video.

The second trick to improving your listening skills is to study how Americans link words together.

American English speech is very smooth.

American English speech is very smooth.

Linking words together is another way that Americans are able to speak so quickly but still be clear. When you study linking and the ways Americans link words and sounds, it makes it easier to understand native speakers.

There are specific cases and rules. For example, when you're linking a word that ends in the EE vowel, a very common ending sound in American English, to a word that begins with a vowel, it helps to put a Y sound in between the words.

Americans do this without thinking about it.

"He always". Heeeeeyal-ya-ya-yyalways.

It sounds like 'yalways'. He yalways. He always.

The Y is a glide consonant, so we can use it to smoothly glide between words.

I have a playlist of videos that goes over the cases and rules for linking, which I'll put at the end of the video. Studying this will make Americans easier to understand, and make your English more beautifully American.

The third trick to improving your listening skills is to study the specifics of native speech. Great. Everyone wants to do that. HOW do you do that? I've come up with an exercise to study native speech that I call a 'Ben Franklin' exercise. In these videos, I take a small segment of natural, conversational, native speech, and analyze every bit of it. We look at intonation, stress, words that reduce, linking. This set of Ben Franklin videos does it all for you so you can understand HOW to study the audio and video clips of native speakers, and how to get the most out of your studies.

Let's look at a quick example.
Tom what did you do today?
Lots of interesting things happening here.
I noticed first of all that I've dropped the tea here.
Whaddid, whaddid...
What did you do? I'm also noticing I'm getting more of a J sound here.
Ju, ju, what didju, didju...
So the D and the Y here are combining to make the J sound so we have...
Wha - di - ju... Whadidju, whadidju, whadidju.
Tom what did you do today?
Today? Today. Today, I woke up...

So, at the end of this video, I'm going to put a link to a playlist of these Ben Franklin exercises.

Trick number four: Find a short audio or video clip of a native speaker that has a transcript. I'll give you ideas of where to find these at the end of the video. Before you look at the transcript, listen or watch and try to write down the transcript. Keep it short, like 10 or 20 seconds of video or audio. Listen several times and do your best to write down exactly what's being said.

Then compare it with the transcript. What are the words and phrases you missed? Listen again and try to figure out why you missed them. Was the stress different than you thought? Was one of the words reduced so much you didn't hear it? Was there a word you've never heard of before? When you figure out WHY you didn't understand it, it's going to help you get it next time. Keep track of those words and phrases you couldn't understand, and use them with tip five.

Now this is really cool. The fifth trick for improving your listening skills is to listen to a variety of native speakers say the word or phrase that you have a hard time hearing. There's a website called Youglish where you can plug in a word or a phrase and listen to hundreds of examples of native speakers using that word or phrase in conversational English. Let me show you what I mean.
I'm here on Youglish.com. Let's say I didn't understand the phrase "I want to do that" when I was working on a podcast listening comprehension exercise. I type it in, with quotes, and I select US here for American English. Now it loads a series of videos, all queued up to this phrase that I can listen to in a row. Use this button to skip to the next example.

"It takes me like an hour and 15 minutes to get here, I wanna do that and..."
"You're gonna come and help me and you
say no I don't really think I want to do that..."
"See others doing it and say, wow!
I want to do that with my own..."
"You know, I want to do that..."
"I'm going to do that and give you a call..."
"And I want to do that today..."
"I want to do that, just tell me how to do that..."
"If I want to do that, I need this series..."
"I remember thinking I want to do that."
"I want to do that..."
"I want to do this, I want to do that..."
"I want to do it. Do I want to do that or do I wanna..."

Wow, everyone said wanna. As you hear one example, pause and imitate it.

Listen to 10, 15, 20 different people say your problem word or phrase and spend some time saying it out loud yourself. What do you notice? Is there a Stop T? Is there a reduction? The next time you hear it in conversation or a movie, you're going to understand it.

There you have it. My five top secrets, my top tips for improving your listening comprehension. Aren't you sort of excited to get started working on one of these tricks right now?

I want to give you a couple of resources for number 4 - videos and audios with transcripts. I love TED talks. Visit ted.com for thousands of videos on varied and interesting topics with transcripts. And just choose a 10 or 20 second section of the video to work on. Also, lots of podcasts post their transcript online. One of my favorite podcasts is This American Life. Check it out.

Here are all of those playlists I mentioned. Click here or in the description below. Pick one and watch it next. Start working on it right now. There's no time like the present. Work with one of these tips everyday. Bookmark the playlists. You really can take charge of your listening skills. What other ways do you work on your listening comprehension? Put it in the comments below so that everyone can benefit from your ideas.

If you're new to Rachel's English, welcome. I have over 500 videos to help you speak better American English on my YouTube channel. Click here to visit my channel and subscribe. Or, see this playlist to get started with my videos. The link is also in the description below.

Also, I have a great ebook - 290 pages with two and a half hours of audio. This book details my method for learning American English pronunciation. It organizes hundreds of my online videos for a path, start to finish, to help you speak beautifully and naturally. Click here or in the description below for more information and to purchase a copy. You'll get free updates of the book for life.
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