Books like The Collected Stories of Stefan Zweig by Stefan Zweig

James Joyce’s Dubliners is a landmark collection of fifteen short stories set in late‑19th‑century Dublin, capturing ordinary lives and suppressed dreams while exploring themes of lost innocence, paralysis, and the moral fabric of Irish society.

Giovanni Boccaccio's Decameron is a 14th‑century collection of 100 Italian tales told by ten young people who flee the plague‑ravaged Florence to a villa in Fiesole, each day presenting stories framed by a rule and a closing canzone.

A chilling anthology of Argentine short stories that delves into the city’s hidden anxieties, revealing how everyday desires and suppressed memories interweave with horror and the uncanny.

A woman's rise from poverty to political influence, inspired by stories told by a storyteller's daughter.

Jean de La Fontaine’s Fables are a classic collection of French verses adapted from diverse Eastern and Western tales, celebrated for their humor, nuance, and irony.

F. Scott Fitzgerald’s eleven short stories, published in 1922, explore the exuberant and restless spirit of the Jazz Age.

The notorious jumping frog of Calaveras County -- The story of the bad little boy -- Cannibalism in the cars -- A day at Niagara -- Legend of the Capitoline Venus -- Journalism in Tennessee -- A curious dream -- The facts in the great beef contract -- How I edited an agricultural paper -- A medieval romance -- My watch -- Political economy -- Science vs. Luck -- The story of the good little boy -- Buck Fanshaw's funeral -- The story of the old ram -- Tom Quartz -- A trial -- The trials of Simon Erickson -- A true story -- Experience of the McWilliamses with membranous croup -- Some learned fables for good old boys and girls -- The canvasser's tale -- The loves of Alonzo Fitz Clarence and Rosannah Ethelton -- Edward Mills and George Benton: a tale -- The man who put up at Gadsby's -- Mrs. McWilliams and the lightning -- What stumped the bluejays. CONTINUED: A curious experience -- The invalid's story -- The McWilliamses and the burglar alarm -- The stolen white elephant -- A burning brand -- A dying man's confession -- The professor's yarn -- A ghost story -- Luck -- Playing courier -- The Californian's tale -- The diary of Adam and Eve -- The Esquimau maiden's romance -- Is he living or is he dead? -- The £1,000,000 bank-note -- Cecil Rhodes and the shark -- The joke that made Ed's fortune -- A story without an end -- The man that corrupted Hadleyburg -- The death disk -- Two little tales -- The belated Russian passport -- A double-barreled detective story -- The five boons of life -- Was it heaven? or hell? -- A dog's tale -- The $30,000 bequest -- A horse's tale -- Hunting the deceitful turkey -- Extract from Captain Stormfield's visit to heaven -- A fable -- The mysterious stranger.

A vibrant collection of Yiddish short stories and sketches by Sholem Aleichem, depicting the everyday lives of Jewish adults and children in diverse settings such as schools, workplaces, holidays, and rail cars.

Konundrum is an English-language collection of Franz Kafka’s short prose, including fiction, diaries, and correspondence, rendered in contemporary translations that illuminate the author’s surreal, humanistic vision.