Books like We others by Steven Millhauser

Philip K. Dick’s Hugo Award‑winning alternate‑history novel imagines a world where World War II ends with Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan ruling the former United States, exploring the political intrigue and daily life under this totalitarian regime.

A middle‑aged man returns to his childhood home, where memories of a magical girl and a mysterious farm haunt him, revealing a dark, supernatural mystery from his youth.

A collection of Borges’ short stories that frequently employ the labyrinth as a literary device, probing philosophical and everyday aspects of human life.

A collection of short stories by George Saunders, featuring unforgettable characters and Saunders’s signature blend of exuberant prose, deep humanity, and stylistic innovation.

Four short stories and two big novellas in Anthony Doerr’s second story collection explore the world from Alzheimer’s in South Africa to infertility in Wyoming and endangered sturgeon in Lithuania.

This collection of 15 short stories by Edgar Allan Poe includes well-known tales such as 'The Fall of the House of Usher' and 'The Masque of the Red Death'.

A collection of short stories focusing on characters grappling with personal crises and societal upheaval in the United States of America, including a failed poet, a clavichordist, and a college freshman discovering his past.

Mary Gaitskill's compelling short stories explore the complexities of desire and the consequences of manipulation.

A collection of thirteen darkly comic short stories that push the limits of everyday reality.

A New York Times‑reviewed collection of American short stories where a student, a late‑night dinner party and a matchmaker each explore love, loss, and the past.

The warrior died at her feet, his blood running out of the cave entrance and mingling with the waterfall. With his last breath he cursed the woman - told her that her spirit would remain chained in the cave forever until a child was created and born there . . . So goes the ancient legend of the Chained Lady and the curse that bound her throughout the ages - until destiny brings Diana Prentice and Colby Savagar together. Suddenly, they are both haunted by dreams that link past and present, while their waking hours are filled with danger. But it is only when Colby, Diana's modern-day warrior, learns to love can these dark forces be vanquished. Only then can Diana set the Chained Lady free . . .

A collection of experimental short stories that weave memory and moment, exploring the restless mind through lyrical prose, wordplay, and intimate domestic scenes.

Helen Simpson's "Getting a Life" is a collection of sharp, witty short stories that examine the quirks of manners and social customs in modern English domestic life.

A collection of short stories by Jay McInerney, spanning nearly three decades of his career, with a focus on the societal flux and the arc of his narrative.

A collection of stories featuring the clash and meld of American and Filipino culture

A collection of Jim Shepard’s short stories that has earned recognition in The New York Times.

Fenstad's Mother / Charles Baxter -- Customs of the country / Madison Smartt Bell -- Living to be a hundred / Robert Boswell -- The black hand girl / Blanche McCrary Boyd -- Kubuku Rides (This is it) / Larry Brown -- Ralph the Duck / Frederick Busch -- White angel / Michael Cunningham -- The flowers of boredom / Rick DeMarinis -- Edie: a life / Harriet Doerr -- The concert party / Mavis Gallant -- Why I decide to kill myself and other jokes / Douglas Glover -- Disneyland / Barbara Gowdy -- Aunt Moon's young man / Linda Hogan -- Displacement / David Wong Louie -- The management of grief / Bharati Mukherjee -- Meneseteung / Alice Munro -- What men love for / Dale Ray Phillips -- Strays / Mark Richard -- The boy on the train / Arthur Robinson -- The letter writer / M.T. Sharif. Responsibility: selected from U.S. and Canadian magazines by Margaret Atwood with Shannon Ravenel ; with an introduction by Margaret Atwood.