What's your favorite short story?
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The main character wants to have an affair but he is advised against it. The man then goes to a magician who has a box that transports him into the book Madame Bovary. He then goes on to have an affair with Madame Bovary. There are many funny parts to the story in that the affair is actually being chronicled in the book at the same time. So there are English Professors and students across the world saying things like, who is this Kugelmass guy and that the mark of a good classic is that you find something new each time you read it.
At one point, Madame Bovary comes out into the real world and goes shopping in New York, so that means she is missing from the book. Finally, Kugelmass gets Madame Bovary back into the book after some trials, and swears he will never do that again. Sadly though, he can't keep his promise and goes back to the magician. However, the magician doesn't want to help him, so Kugelmass goes in on his own. Unfortunately, he doesn't wind up in Madame Bovary, but in an Introductory Spanish textbook being chased around by the hairy, irregular verb TENER. The box suffers a malfunction and Kugelmass is stuck there.
Here is a link to the story: http://litsum.com/kugelmass-episode/
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http://www.gummyprint.com/blog/archives/hills-like-white-elephants-complete-story/
I also love the short stories of Joyce Carol Oates. She is brilliant.
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Hanzel and Gretel: A Profile of Incest
The Three Little Pigs in Chipotle Sauce
Little Red Gets Ridden in the Hood
Snow White and the Seven Height Challenged Individuals
Sleeping Beauty... or Just Plain Lazy?
Curious George and the Electrical Socket
It's Malignant Carcinoma Charlie Brown!
Rapunzel's Guide to Hair Extensions
The Three Bears Maul a Camper
Babar the Elephant and the Forgotten Land Mines
Peter Pan: Don't Ask Don't Tell
The Care Bears Guide to Inappropriate Touching
I believe that you can find most of these fine short story books on Amazon.
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If the link doesn't work, that's OK, just Google the title and you can download it as a document instead of html
Its by Isaac Asimov and its called " Insert Knob A in Hole B" and it was written in 1957 while he was just about to go on TV to talk about his writing - he said he could write a short story anywhere anytime so they said, OK you've got half an hour before we go live, start writing! And he did, and its great!
I have it as part of the Nighfall series ( book two if you are interested )
http://74.125.153.132/search?q=cache:_E6yGgRIvDcJ:faultsandfractures.com/library/Isaac%2520Asimov/Short%2520Stories/Asimov,%2520Isaac%2520-%2520Insert%2520Knob%2520A%2520in%2520Hole%2520B.rtf+insert+knob+a+in+hole+b&cd=2&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=au
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