Short Story Wednesday entries for this week, with supplements:

(see Jerry House's review)

Patricia Abbott: THE NIGHT IN QUESTION by Tobias Wolff

Jerry House: "A Cabin in the Woods" by John Coyne, ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S MYSTERY MAGAZINE, August 1976, edited by Eleanor Sullivan (and reprinted widely)  [Horror that Brian Lumley probably enjoyed--TM, who did, in Ed Gorman's anthology]

George Kelley: HOOK, LINE AND SINKER: MYSTERIES TO REEL YOU IN edited by T. Jefferson Parker

and

Brian Busby: "Abraham's Bosom" by Basil King, THE SATURDAY EVENING POST, 30 March 1918, edited by George Horace Lorimer

Martin Edwards: FILE ON FENTON AND FARR by "Q. Patrick"

Paul Fraser: "A Thing of Beauty" by Norman Spinrad, ANALOG SCIENCE FICTION/SCIENCE FACT January 1973 edited by Ben Bova

Michael A. Gonzales: ICED by Ray Shell

Rich Horton: FIRST PERSON, PECULIAR and other writing by T. L. Sherred

Kate Jackson: ELLERY QUEEN'S MYSTERY MAGAZINE July 1951 edited by Frederic Dannay; CRIMES OF CYMRU: CLASSIC MYSTERY TALES OF WALES edited by Martin Edwards

Tracy K: "Runaway" by Alice Munro, THE NEW YORKER, 11 August 2003, edited by David Remnick

B. V. Lawson: 2024 Anthony Award short-fiction nominees reading links, et al.: Mystery Melange

Steve Lewis: WORLDS OF IF, July 1967 edited by Frederik Pohl

Todd Mason: WORLDS TO COME edited by Damon Knight; FOURTEEN FOR NOW edited by John Simon; Ellen Gilchrist's short stories in THE MAGAZINE OF FANTASY AND SCIENCE FICTION; Fred Chappell's first three published stories?, 1952-53, in Robert Silverberg's fanzine SPACESHIP; "Time Enough at Last" and other short stories by Lyn Venable

J. W. McCormack: magazine prose versions of silent-film serials, and the novelization industry since

J. Kingston Pierce: THE LOOTERS by John Reese

James Reasoner: RANCH ROMANCES May 1967 edited by Jim Hendryx, Jr.