Andre Dubus

Andre Dubus

Andre Dubus (1936–1999) is considered one of the greatest American short story writers of the twentieth century. His collections of short fiction, which include Adultery & Other Choices (1977), The Times Are Never So Bad (1983), and The Last Worthless Evening (1986), are notable for their spare prose and illuminative, albeit subtle, insights into the human heart. He is often compared with Anton Chekhov and revered as a “writer’s writer.”

Ghost Dogs

Ghost Dogs

Andre Dubus
Such Kindness

Such Kindness

Andre Dubus
The Colonel's Wife

The Colonel's Wife

Andre Dubus
In the Bedroom

In the Bedroom

Andre Dubus Preface by Todd Field
Meditations from a Movable Chair Dancing After Hours

Dancing After Hours

Andre Dubus
Selected Stories of Andre Dubus

Author Contributions