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Short Stories

November 9th, 2001 @ 3:36 pm PST
Short Stories

Note: This post is part of The Hemingway Collection, an archive of essays, images, and hyperlinks to interesting articles about the great American author.

The extended text of this entry (click ‘read more’) contains a listing of all of Hemingway’s short stories with links to essays about them.

Hemingway’s Short Stories

  • The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber
    • An essay by David Gagne
  • The Capital of the World
  • The Snows of Kilimanjaro
    • An essay by David Gagne
    • An essay by Jerianne Wright
    • An essay by Tomasz Renkiel
  • Old Man at the Bridge
  • Up in Michigan
  • On the Quai at Smyrna
  • Indian Camp
  • The Doctor and the Doctor’s Wife
  • The End of Something
  • The Three-Day Blow
  • The Battler
  • A Very Short Story
  • Soldier’s Home
  • The Revolutionist
  • Mr. and Mrs. Elliot
  • Cat in the Rain
  • Out of Season
  • Cross-Country Snow
  • My Old Man
  • Big Two-Hearted River: Part I
  • Big Two-Hearted River: Part II
  • The Undefeated
  • In Another Country
  • Hills Like White Elephants
    • An essay by Marga Mansilla Olmos of Zaragoza University
    • An essay by Genia Stevens of Beloit College
    • An essay by Tomasz Renkiel
  • The Killers
    • An essay by Tomasz Renkiel
  • Che Ti Dice La Patria?
  • Fifty Grand
  • A Simple Enquiry
  • Ten Indians
  • A Canary for One
  • An Alpine Idyll
  • A Pursuit Race
  • Today Is Friday
  • Banal Story
  • Now I Lay Me
  • After the Storm
  • A Clean, Well-Lighted Place
    • “A Clean, Well-Lighted Place”: Text Anamolies and the Waiters’ Characters by Nathan Kotas
    • A Clean Well-Lighted Place – Lights and Shadows by Tomasz Renkiel
  • The Light of the World
  • God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen
  • The Sea Change
  • A Way You’ll Never Be
  • The Mother of a Queen
  • One Reader Writes
  • Homage to Switzerland
  • A Day’s Wait
  • A Natural History of the Dead
  • Wine of Wyoming
  • The Gambler, the Nun, and the Radio
  • Father and Sons
  • One Trip Across
  • The Tradesman’s Return
  • The Denunciation
  • The Butterfly and the Tank
  • Night Before Battle
  • Under the Ridge
  • Nobody Ever Dies
  • The Good Lion
  • The Faithful Bull
  • Get a Seeing-Eyed Dog
  • A Man of the World
  • Summer People
  • The Last Good Country
  • An African Story
  • A Train Trip
  • The Porter
  • Black Ass at the Cross Roads
  • Landscape with Figures
  • I Guess Everything Reminds You of Something
  • Great News from the Mainland
  • The Strange Country

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Responses to “Short Stories”

  1. February 25th, 2002 @ 2:09 pm
    jessica

    Can anyone give me a summary of One Trip Across, or The Tradesman’s Return? If you could i would greatly appreciate it. THanks so much!

  2. February 26th, 2002 @ 3:26 am
    Yvette

    Can anyone help with analysis on “The end of Something” based on any of the following critical approaches: psychoanalytical, structuralist, new critical? I need 3 double spaced pages. Thanx

  3. April 18th, 2002 @ 5:44 am
    Adrian Haack

    I would be very pleased with an essay or some more information about “On the quai of smyrna”. Anyone able to help. Please! Thanx

  4. April 20th, 2002 @ 2:07 am
    Lindy k

    Please could someone explain to me weather “old man at the bridge” is viewed as a anti-war text. It would mean so much to me. Antone able to help please.

  5. April 22nd, 2002 @ 8:06 am
    dean f

    I have been asked to look at some of Hemingway’s short stories for my dissertation. I’m particularly interested in his description of cities and city life, and how they relate to his protagonists. Can you recommend any stories to read or any essays I can check out? It would be a great help. Thanks again.

  6. May 27th, 2002 @ 3:16 pm
    raquel

    I need the complete short story “After the Stom” Please how can I get it?

  7. June 6th, 2002 @ 5:40 am
    corrie

    I need information on how sexism was related to Hemingway’s short stories

  8. June 21st, 2002 @ 1:47 pm
    estela marina

    I need to read the whole story 10 indians, where can we get it?

  9. August 25th, 2002 @ 12:36 pm
    Abby

    I would like help forming a thesis statement for this question.What is Hemingway’s complex attitude toward an individual’s potential for living a “Happy life?” Thanks!

  10. October 16th, 2002 @ 11:44 am
    caro

    where can i find the original text of “old man at the bridge” in the net?

  11. October 18th, 2002 @ 6:45 am
    Corey Epps

    How does Agnes Von Kurowsky and Luz compare to each other in “A very short story”? How do they favor and how do they differ

  12. December 22nd, 2002 @ 5:40 am
    Sven

    Hi! i need the original text of Hemingway “Old man at the bridge” could vou send me it, please? Thanks.

  13. February 19th, 2003 @ 7:40 am
    ramona

    Hey guys Where can I find the story: The Battler? and if you have any comments or interpretations on it i would be really pleased if you could sent em to me…thanks

  14. April 6th, 2003 @ 9:04 pm
    h.

    Hello Does anyone have any suggestions as to where I could find reviews or comments on I Guess Everything Reminds You of Something…thanks

  15. April 9th, 2003 @ 9:55 pm
    hussein

    i want critical study for The old man at the bridge.

  16. April 26th, 2003 @ 11:05 pm
    BAHMAN MOQIMI

    I am an Iranian student that I am studying Liteature English in the University. As a lesson of oral reproduction the teacher gave us your short story “HILLS LIKE WHITE ELEPHANT” . It was glorious and I enjoyed it’s deep meaningful Msg. You seem to be a high wrought and skillful author. I wish I could read some of the critisism of this short story which influenced me much. Good Luck.

  17. May 20th, 2003 @ 7:55 pm
    pillz

    hey guys i desperately need critical analysis of big two hearted river. any help would be awesome thanks again

  18. June 6th, 2003 @ 6:36 am
    Teenagewarhead

    Can anyone give me information about “today is friday” ?? This story seems to be quiet unpopular.. I have same questions referring to the plot of the play .. thanks in advance

  19. June 7th, 2003 @ 5:09 pm
    kaseem

    Hi dears I am a student of adult High school. we have been given a fiction story about The Old Man and the Sea. I would be very pleasd if someone can write a short simple essay about it.

  20. June 13th, 2003 @ 5:46 pm
    Susan Cogan

    I need a complete text of “The Big Two-Hearted River.” I promise I won’t use it for personal fanancial gain or anything. I need to read it aloud at a Father’s Day program. I thought I had a copy and can’t locate it. Can anyone help me? Thanks! Susan Cogan susan-brassfield@ou.edu

  21. June 20th, 2003 @ 9:33 am
    Adham

    I need some critical resources on’Santiago as an epic hero’ in Th old Man and The sea

  22. July 1st, 2003 @ 5:39 am
    omid

    I need an essay on “cat in the rain ” would you please help me? and also ” hills like white elephant”

  23. July 1st, 2003 @ 5:41 am
    omid

    i need essay on cat in the rain and hills like white elephant

  24. July 19th, 2003 @ 2:25 pm
    Carolina

    It`s very useful this page. I would like to read a similar story to SOLDIER¨S HOME what would you recommend? Thanks a lot Carolina

  25. September 10th, 2003 @ 8:56 pm
    Cynthia Garza

    I need an essay about to pages long on the history of short stories.

  26. October 27th, 2003 @ 10:30 am
    Michael Smith

    “Ten Indians” – Having trouble finding criticism for it longer than one sentence. I either need sources of criticism or just essays themselves, if you would be so kind.

  27. November 14th, 2003 @ 6:15 am
    PETER B

    I need a summary for The Snows of Kilimanjaro the short story “fifty grand” could someone help me out?

  28. November 30th, 2003 @ 3:57 am
    Evelina Stampa

    I need the exact date of the writing of “The old man and the bridge”

  29. December 1st, 2003 @ 8:19 am
    Audrey

    I need some help..Could somebody say to me what is the date of the short story “I guess everything reminds you of something”? I would be grateful… Because I need a few informations about this story Thank you!

  30. December 1st, 2003 @ 11:31 pm
    Frédéric

    Hello there, I want to read essays or analysis or comments on “I guess everything reminds you of something” If someone can help me it would be nice to let me know. Thx, Fred

  31. December 2nd, 2003 @ 1:49 pm
    Pimprenelle

    can anyone help me with an analysis of “i guess everything reminds you of something” and all informations about tihs short story… pleeeeeaaaase 😉 I’m out of nowhere with this !!

  32. December 4th, 2003 @ 9:15 am
    Alice

    Well, I also need help about the analysis of ‘I guess everything reminds you of something’. I can’t find anything really interesting about it, and I’ve to write an essay tomorrow!!! Thanks!

  33. December 5th, 2003 @ 8:38 am
    max

    So do I ! 🙂 Thank you Ms B. for giving us a short story about which we hardly can find a word… I bet she made it sure before !

  34. December 11th, 2003 @ 8:31 pm
    fati

    may you please send me abeautiful comment of “the killers”

  35. December 17th, 2003 @ 3:14 pm
    ed

    i need a term paper on spanking machines for lazy, illiterate students.

  36. February 17th, 2004 @ 4:54 am
    Nastya

    Hi! I need help! Could you send me “The Butterfly and the Tank” by Ernest Hemingway? Tomorrow I’ll have a kind of conference in the University and I nedd it too much!!!

  37. March 18th, 2004 @ 2:58 pm
    jules

    does anyone have anything or know where i can find something on Hemingway’s “NOw I lay me” ??? much appreciated.

  38. October 11th, 2004 @ 1:14 pm
    lucas

    does anyone agree with me that hemingway is one of the most overrated writers on the planet?

  39. October 30th, 2004 @ 4:08 pm
    Eva

    I disagree that he is overrated…while his technique is unique and “weird” I think he deserves credit for this thoughtfulness.

  40. October 30th, 2004 @ 2:08 pm
    eva

    I disagree that he is overrated…while his technique is unique and “weird” I think he deserves credit for this thoroughness and how deep and thoughtful his stories are.

  41. November 30th, 2004 @ 12:38 pm
    Meg

    I’m not understanding the story of “Wine of Wyoming” could anyone give me some help?

  42. December 3rd, 2006 @ 12:27 pm
    aslı

    I need the analysis of ‘old man at the bridge’ by Hemingway.Could you help me?PLEASE PLEASE

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