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- Short Story:A Shinagawa Monkey (Haruki Murakami)
- Short Story:After a Life (Yiyun Li)
- Short Story:Attention, Please. Now (Matthew Pitt)
- Short Story:Aunt Telephone (Edith Pearlman)
- Short Story:Birthday Girl (Haruki Murakami)
- Short Story:Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman (Haruki Murakami)
- Short Story:Brad carrigan, american (George Saunders)
- Short Story:Breaker (Randy F. Nelson)
- Short Story:Buying Lenin (Miroslav Penkov)
- Short Story:Cargo (E. Michael Lewis)
- Short Story:Chance Traveller (Haruki Murakami)
- Short Story:City Visit (Adam Haslett)
- Short Story:From the Desk of Daniel Varsky (Nicole Krauss)
- Short Story:How We Avenged the Blums (Nathan Englander)
- Short Story:Loup-garou (R. B. Russell)
- Short Story:May We Be Forgiven (A. M. Homes)
- Short Story:Mrs. Covet (Rebecca Miller)
- Short Story:Muzungu (Namwali Serpell)
- Short Story:Nausea 1979 (Haruki Murakami)
- Short Story:Nawabdin Electrician (Daniyal Mueenuddin)
- Short Story:One Dog Year (Kevin Moffett)
- Short Story:Quality of Life (Christine Sneed)
- Short Story:Refresh, Refresh (Benjamin Percy)
- Short Story:Secret (Maxine Swann)
- Short Story:Solid Wood (Ann Beattie)
- Short Story:Speckle Trout (Ron Rash)
- Short Story:Straightaway (Mark Wisniewski)
- Short Story:Tamalpais (Steve Almond)
- Short Story:The Ambush (Donna Tartt)
- Short Story:The Anniversary Trip (Victoria Lancelotta)
- Short Story:The Broad Estates of Death (Paula Fox)
- Short Story:The Button Bin (Mike Allen)
- Short Story:The Center of the World (George Makana Clark)
- Short Story:The Color of Wheat in Winter (Jan Ellison)
- Short Story:The Goosle (Margo Lanagan)
- Short Story:The Idiot President (Daniel Alarcón)
- Short Story:The Man from the Peak (Adam Golaski)
- Short Story:The Peripatetic Coffin (Ethan Rutherford)
- Short Story:The Seventh Man (Haruki Murakami)
- Short Story:The Tomb Wife (Gwyneth Jones)
- Short Story:The Woman of the House (William Trevor)
- Short Story:The Worst You Ever Feel (Rebecca Makkai)
- Short Story:The Year of Silence (Kevin Brockmeier)
- Short Story:Titanium Mike Saves the Day (David D. Levine)
- Short Story:Vampires in the Lemon Grove (Karen Russell)
- Short Story:Virgins (Danielle Evans)
- Short Story:Wait (Roy Kesey)
- Short Story:Where Will You Go When Your Skin Cannot Contain You (William Gay)
