If you like them _ultra short_ then I'd recommend 365tomorrows.com which feels like a single page ripped out of a greater (non-existent) work. Most, but not all, have a sci-fi theme.
I was surprised not to see Forster's stories as they are marvelous and public domain. People often cite the machine stops, but I recommend reading them all. The point of it and co-ordination are two favorites
If you like them _ultra short_ then I'd recommend 365tomorrows.com which feels like a single page ripped out of a greater (non-existent) work. Most, but not all, have a sci-fi theme.
I was surprised not to see Forster's stories as they are marvelous and public domain. People often cite the machine stops, but I recommend reading them all. The point of it and co-ordination are two favorites
One well formatted ebook source:
https://standardebooks.org/ebooks/e-m-forster/short-fiction
Hello, I made the website. I'll look into his works, his stuff is confusing but interesting.
https://www.libraryofshortstories.com/author/emforster
Great resource. There’s a Jo-fi link on about page if anyone wants to help out. Also, no AI if that’s your cup of tea.
https://www.libraryofshortstories.com/about
https://ko-fi.com/evanclewis
Nice thanks for the link.
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