The best short stories of 1922, and the yearbook of the American short story

American fiction -- 20th century; Short stories -- 20th century -- Bibliography; Short stories -- 20th century -- Indexes; Short stories, American

CABELL, JAMES BRANCH. (1879- .) (_See 1920 and 1921._)
    Actors All. Cabell D. 111.
    Adhelmar at Puysange. Cabell B. 35.
    April’s Message. Cabell D. 139.
    Castle of Content. Cabell B. 173.
    Casual Honeymoon. Cabell D. 63.
    Conspiracy of Armaye. Cabell B. 145.
    Ducal Audience. Cabell D. 303.
    Heart of Gold. Cabell D. 247.
    In Necessity’s Mortar. Cabell B. 113.
    In the Second of April. Cabell D. 171.
    In Ursula’s Garden. Cabell B. 203.
    Love at Martinmas. Cabell D. 39.
    Love-Letters of Falstaff. Cabell B. 63.
    Porcelain Cups. Cabell B. 229.
    Rhyme to Porringer. Cabell D. 91.
    Scapegoats. Cabell D. 275.
    Semper-Idem. Cabell B. 257.
    Simon’s Hour. Cabell D. 3.
    Story of the Choices. Cabell C. 99.
    Story of the Fox-Brush. Cabell C. 247.
    Story of the Heritage. Cabell C. 185.
    Story of the Housewife. Cabell C. 127.
    Story of the Navarrese. Cabell C. 221.
    Story of the Rat-Trap. Cabell C. 73.
    Story of the Satraps. Cabell C. 159.
    Story of the Scabbard. Cabell C. 195.
    Story of the Sestina. Cabell C. 15.
    Story of the Tenson. Cabell C. 45.
    “Sweet Adelais.” Cabell B. 87.
    Wedding Jest. Cabell B. 9.

  CATHERWOOD, MARY HARTWELL.
    Windigo. Ramsay. 191.

  CHITTENDEN, GERALD.
    Victim of His Vision. Prize C. 84.

  CHOPIN, KATE. (1851-1904.)
    At the ’Cadian Ball. Ramsay. 149.

  COBB, IRVIN SHREWSBURY. (1876- .) (_See 1918, 1920 and 1921._)
    Alas, the Poor Whiffletit. Cobb D. 341.
    Cater-Cornered Sex. Cobb D. 57.
    Darkness. Cobb D. 11. O’Brien E. 52.
    It Could Happen Again Tomorrow. Cobb D. 157.
    Mr. Lobel’s Apoplexy. Cobb D. 300.
    Plentiful Valley. Cobb D. 392.
    Ravelin’ Wolf. Cobb D. 212.
    Short Natural History. Cobb D. 104.
    Tale of Wet Days. Cobb D. 424.
    “Worth 10,000.” Cobb D. 246.

  COLCORD, LINCOLN. (ROSS.) (1883- .) (_See 1921._)
    An Instrument of the Gods. O’Brien E. 82.

  CONNOLLY, JAMES BRENDAN. (1868- .) (_See 1920._)
    Beejum’s Progress. Connolly B. 128.
    His Three Fair Wishes. Connolly B. 3.
    Munition Ship. Connolly B. 151.
    Not Down In the Log. Connolly B. 75.
    Port In France. Connolly B. 178.
    Rakish Brigantine. Connolly B. 200.
    Rolling on to Athens. Connolly B. 219.
    Sugar Ship. Connolly B. 101.
    What Price for Fish? Connolly B. 48.

  COOPER, COURTNEY RYLEY. (1886-) _and_ CREAGAN, LEO F.
    Martin Gerrity Gets Even. Prize C. 113.
    “Craddock, Charles Egbert.” (Murfee, Mary Noailles.) (1850-1922.)
    Taking the Blue Ribbon at the County Fair. Ramsay. 42.

  CRAWFORD, F. MARION. (1854-1909.)
    Upper Berth. McSpadden D. 139.

  CREAGAN, LEO F. (_See_ COOPER, COURTNEY RYLEY, _and_ CREAGAN, LEO F.)

  CRAM, MILDRED. (1889- .)
    Stranger Things. Prize C. 127.

Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.

Opening the text

General

The best short stories of 1922, and the yearbook of the American short story

American fiction -- 20th century; Short stories -- 20th century -- Bibliography; Short stories -- 20th century -- Indexes; Short stories, American

CABELL, JAMES BRANCH. (1879- .) (_See 1920 and 1921._)
    Actors All. Cabell D. 111.
    Adhelmar at Puysange. Cabell B. 35.
    April’s Message. Cabell D. 139.
    Castle of Content. Cabell B. 173.
    Casual Honeymoon. Cabell D. 63.
    Conspiracy of Armaye. Cabell B. 145.
    Ducal Audience. Cabell D. 303.
    Heart of Gold. Cabell D. 247.
    In Necessity’s Mortar. Cabell B. 113.
    In the Second of April. Cabell D. 171.
    In Ursula’s Garden. Cabell B. 203.
    Love at Martinmas. Cabell D. 39.
    Love-Letters of Falstaff. Cabell B. 63.
    Porcelain Cups. Cabell B. 229.
    Rhyme to Porringer. Cabell D. 91.
    Scapegoats. Cabell D. 275.
    Semper-Idem. Cabell B. 257.
    Simon’s Hour. Cabell D. 3.
    Story of the Choices. Cabell C. 99.
    Story of the Fox-Brush. Cabell C. 247.
    Story of the Heritage. Cabell C. 185.
    Story of the Housewife. Cabell C. 127.
    Story of the Navarrese. Cabell C. 221.
    Story of the Rat-Trap. Cabell C. 73.
    Story of the Satraps. Cabell C. 159.
    Story of the Scabbard. Cabell C. 195.
    Story of the Sestina. Cabell C. 15.
    Story of the Tenson. Cabell C. 45.
    “Sweet Adelais.” Cabell B. 87.
    Wedding Jest. Cabell B. 9.

  CATHERWOOD, MARY HARTWELL.
    Windigo. Ramsay. 191.

  CHITTENDEN, GERALD.
    Victim of His Vision. Prize C. 84.

  CHOPIN, KATE. (1851-1904.)
    At the ’Cadian Ball. Ramsay. 149.

  COBB, IRVIN SHREWSBURY. (1876- .) (_See 1918, 1920 and 1921._)
    Alas, the Poor Whiffletit. Cobb D. 341.
    Cater-Cornered Sex. Cobb D. 57.
    Darkness. Cobb D. 11. O’Brien E. 52.
    It Could Happen Again Tomorrow. Cobb D. 157.
    Mr. Lobel’s Apoplexy. Cobb D. 300.
    Plentiful Valley. Cobb D. 392.
    Ravelin’ Wolf. Cobb D. 212.
    Short Natural History. Cobb D. 104.
    Tale of Wet Days. Cobb D. 424.
    “Worth 10,000.” Cobb D. 246.

  COLCORD, LINCOLN. (ROSS.) (1883- .) (_See 1921._)
    An Instrument of the Gods. O’Brien E. 82.

  CONNOLLY, JAMES BRENDAN. (1868- .) (_See 1920._)
    Beejum’s Progress. Connolly B. 128.
    His Three Fair Wishes. Connolly B. 3.
    Munition Ship. Connolly B. 151.
    Not Down In the Log. Connolly B. 75.
    Port In France. Connolly B. 178.
    Rakish Brigantine. Connolly B. 200.
    Rolling on to Athens. Connolly B. 219.
    Sugar Ship. Connolly B. 101.
    What Price for Fish? Connolly B. 48.

  COOPER, COURTNEY RYLEY. (1886-) _and_ CREAGAN, LEO F.
    Martin Gerrity Gets Even. Prize C. 113.
    “Craddock, Charles Egbert.” (Murfee, Mary Noailles.) (1850-1922.)
    Taking the Blue Ribbon at the County Fair. Ramsay. 42.

  CRAWFORD, F. MARION. (1854-1909.)
    Upper Berth. McSpadden D. 139.

  CREAGAN, LEO F. (_See_ COOPER, COURTNEY RYLEY, _and_ CREAGAN, LEO F.)

  CRAM, MILDRED. (1889- .)
    Stranger Things. Prize C. 127.

Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.

The best short stories of 1922, and the yearbook of the American short story

The best short stories of 1922, and the yearbook of the American short story

No reviews yet