Virginia Woolf, a pioneer of modernist literature, redefined storytelling with her lyrical prose, psychological depth, and innovative narrative techniques. This anthology gathers her finest short stories, offering a glimpse into her rich literary imagination. From the fleeting impressions of everyday life to profound meditations on time, identity, and human consciousness, Woolf’s stories challenge conventions and invite readers into the inner lives of her characters. This collection celebrates Woolf’s mastery of language and literary experimentation.

This anthology gathers seven of Leo Tolstoy’s finest short stories, offering a window into his profound understanding of the human spirit. Renowned for his exploration of morality, faith, and the struggles of everyday life, Tolstoy captures both the simplicity and complexity of the human heart—from the lives of peasants to the dilemmas of the aristocracy. Each story reflects his enduring themes of redemption, purpose, and the consequences of choice, brought to life through his vivid portrayal of Russian society.

Jack London’s stories strip life to its bare elements—cold, hunger, endurance, and the fierce will to survive. This Seven Day Anthology gathers seven of his most compelling tales, from the frozen terror of To Build a Fire to the relentless determination of Love of Life and the sharp social insight of The Wit of Porportuk. Tracing the arc of humanity’s struggle—from man against nature to man against himself—these stories open a window into London’s rugged, unforgettable world. Ideal for new readers and long-time admirers alike.

Mark Twain, often called the father of American literature, remains a timeless voice of humor, wit, and social insight. This anthology gathers some of his finest short stories, capturing both the mischievous spirit of small-town America and the sharp edge of his social satire. Through vivid characters, clever plots, and razor-bright dialogue, Twain exposes the absurdities of human nature while celebrating its warmth and resilience. Whether you’re rediscovering a familiar favorite or encountering him for the first time, this collection offers an irresistible glimpse into the genius of one of literature’s great storytellers.

Nathaniel Hawthorne Short Stories, gathers seven of Hawthorne’s finest works, exploring the moral struggles, spiritual shadows, and flashes of grace that define his fiction. From the haunted conscience of Young Goodman Brown to the tragic perfectionism of The Birth-Mark, these stories probe the depths of guilt, pride, ambition, and redemption. Together, they offer a vivid portrait of a writer who transformed the Puritan past into timeless reflections on conscience and desire—an enduring exploration of the light and darkness within every human heart.

This anthology of short stories represents the best of British mystery writing—seven captivating tales from masters of suspense, deduction, and the uncanny. From Sherlock Holmes’s razor-sharp logic to ghostly warnings and moral enigmas, these stories reveal the depth and variety of Britain’s rich mystery tradition. Featuring works by Conan Doyle, Chesterton, Orczy, Stoker, and others, the collection leads readers through fog-shrouded streets, country estates, and haunted chambers in pursuit of truth and justice. Perfect for fans of classic whodunits and literary intrigue, this anthology offers seven unforgettable mysteries—one for each day of the week.