Discover 96 Great Short Story Collections From the Past Three Years - Page 2

From Goodreads:
We'll keep this short: Today's collection is aimed at those of us who have developed a regular short fiction habit—or those who are curious about it. Aside from the literary delights of the form, there are good practical reasons to make room for short fiction in your reading schedule. It's a great way to sample new authors in small batches. Also, a session of short story reading can work as a kind of palate cleanser between longer books, giving you time to power up your attention span again.

We've collected below 96 short story collections published in the U.S. in the past three years. These are single-author short story collections, as opposed to anthologies, and many of them feature variations on the form. You'll find lots of interconnected short story collections (Ben Shattuck's The History of Sound, say) or books designed to be "a-novel-in-stories" (Tony Tulathimutte's Rejection). Also look for collections from some marquee authors here, including Margaret Atwood,