List of short stories by Guy de Maupassant

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This article lists the complete bibliography of short stories by Guy de Maupassant. [1] [2]

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Short stories by Guy de Maupassant
Original TitleTranslated TitleOriginally PublishedDate publishedPseudonym usedFormer Title
Un bandit corse"The Corsican bandit" Gil Blas 5/25/1882Maufrigneuse
Une partie de campagne"A country excursion"Modern Life04/02/1881 - 04/09/1881
Un coup d’État"A Coup d'État"Moonlight collection10/1/1883
Un lâche"A coward" Le Gaulois 1/27/1884
Un cas de divorceA divorce caseGil Blas8/31/1886
Un duelA duelLe Gaulois8/14/1883
Un échecA failureGil Blas6/16/1885
Une familleA familyGil Blas8/3/1886
Une lettreA letterGil Blas6/12/1885Maufrigneuse
Un fouA crazy foolLe Gaulois9/2/1885
Un fou ?A fool? Le Figaro 9/1/1884
Un réveillonA New Year's EveGil Blas1/5/1882Maufrigneuse
Un normandA NormanGil Blas10/10/1882Maufrigneuse
Une page d’histoire inéditeA page of unpublished historyLe Gaulois10/27/1880
Une aventure parisienne"An Adventure in Paris"Gil Blas12/22/1881MaufrigneuseA Trial
Un parricideMurder in the familyLe Gaulois9/25/1882
Une passionA passionGil Blas8/22/1882Maufrigneuse
Un portraitA portraitLe Gaulois10/29/1888
Un coq chantaA rooster sangGil Blas7/5/1882Maufrigneuse
Une ruseA ruseGil Blas9/25/1882Maufrigneuse
Une venteA saleGil Blas2/22/1884Maufrigneuse
Un fils"The son"Gil Blas4/19/1882MaufrigneuseFather Unknown
Une surpriseA surpriseGil Blas5/15/1883Maufrigneuse
Un drame vraiA True DramaLe Gaulois8/6/1882
Une vendetta"Vendetta"Le Gaulois10/14/1883
Une veuve"A widow"Le Gaulois9/1/1882
Un sageA wisemanGil Blas12/4/1883Maufrigneuse
Après"After" [Note 1] The Peddler posthumous collection3/14/1905
Cri d’alarmeAlarm bellsGil Blas11/23/1886
Alexandre"Alexandre"L'Écho de Paris9/2/1889
Allouma"Allouma"L'Écho de Paris02/10/1889 - 02/15/1889
Une soiréeAn eveningLe Gaulois9/21/1883
Une soiréeAn eveningGil Blas3/29/1887
Un vieux"Old man"Gil Blas9/26/1882Maufrigneuse
Apparition"The Apparition"Le Gaulois4/4/1883
La nuit"The Night: a Nightmare"Gil Blas6/14/1887
En mer"At Sea"Gil Blas2/12/1883Maufrigneuse
Au bord du litAt the edge of the bedGil Blas10/23/1883Maufrigneuse
RéveilAwakeningGil Blas2/20/1883Maufrigneuse
Le baptêmeBaptismLe Gaulois1/14/1884
Le baptêmeBaptismGil Blas1/13/1885
La baronneThe baronessGil Blas5/17/1887
Le lit 29"Bed 29"Gil Blas7/8/1884Maufrigneuse
Berthe"Bertha"Le Figaro10/20/1884
Boitelle"Boitelle"L'Écho de Paris1/22/1889
BombardBombardmentGil Blas10/28/1884
Garçon, un Bock !...Boy, a Beer !...Gil Blas1/1/1884Maufrigneuse
En wagonBy coachGil Blas3/24/1885
ChâliSweetheartGil Blas4/15/1884Maufrigneuse
Nuit de NoëlChristmas EveGil Blas12/26/1882Maufrigneuse
Conte de NoëlChristmas TaleLe Gaulois12/25/1882
ChroniqueChronicleLe Gaulois4/14/1884
Coco"Coco"Le Gaulois1/21/1884
Coco, Coco, Coco frais !Coco, Coco, Coco Fresh!The Mosaic9/14/1878Guy de Valmont
La confessionConfessionGil Blas8/12/1884
Confession d’une femmeA woman's confessionGil Blas6/28/1882Maufrigneuse
La confidenceConfidenceGil Blas8/20/1885
Conflits pour rireAmusing conflictsGil Blas5/1/1882Maufrigneuse
CorrespondenceCorrespondenceGil Blas8/30/1882Maufrigneuse
Histoire corseCorsican historyLe Gaulois12/1/1881Maufrigneuse
La touxCoughPanurge1/28/1883
Fou ?Crazy?Gil Blas8/23/1882Maufrigneuse
Décoré !Decorated!Gil Blas11/13/1883Maufrigneuse
Denis"Denis"Le Gaulois6/28/1883
DécouverteDiscoveryLe Gaulois9/4/1884
DivorceDivorceGil Blas2/21/1888
Le docteur Héraclius GlossDr Héraclius Gloss [Note 2] The Paris Review11/15/1875 (chapters I to XVII) - 12/01/1921 (chapters XVIII at the end)
RêvesDreamsLe Gaulois6/8/1882
DuchouxDuchouxLe Gaulois11/14/1887
Enragée ?Enraged?Gil Blas8/7/1883Maufrigneuse
ÉtrennesPresentsGil Blas1/7/1887
AdieuFarewellGil Blas3/18/1884Maufrigneuse
Le père AmableFather AmableGil Blas04/30/1886 - 05/04/1886
Le père JudasFather JudasLe Gaulois2/28/1883
Le père Milon"Father Milon"Le Gaulois5/22/1883
Le père MongiletFather MongiletGil Blas2/24/1885
La peurFearLe Gaulois10/23/1882
La peurFearLe Figaro7/25/1884
Jour de fêteFestival DayGil Blas7/20/1886
Première neigeFirst snowLe Gaulois12/11/1883
À vendreFor saleLe Figaro1/5/1885
Le pardonForgivenessLe Gaulois10/16/1882
FiniGoneLe Gaulois7/27/1885
Le bonheurHappinessLe Gaulois3/16/1884
Hautot père et filsThe Hautots: father and sonL'Écho de Paris1/5/1889
Voyage de santéHealth travelThe Little Diary4/18/1886
Lui ?Him?Gil Blas7/3/1883Maufrigneuse
Histoire d’un chienA Dog's storyLe Gaulois6/2/1881
Comment on causeHow to CauseGil Blas11/29/1887
Misère humaineHuman miseryGil Blas6/8/1886
Humble drameHumble dramaGil Blas10/2/1883Maufrigneuse
IdylleIdyllGil Blas2/12/1884Maufrigneuse
ImprudenceImprudenceGil Blas9/15/1885Maufrigneuse
Au printempsIn SpringTellier collection4/21/1881
Aux champsIn the fieldsLe Gaulois10/31/1882
Aux eauxIn the waterLe Gaulois7/24/1883
Au boisIn the woodsGil Blas6/22/1886
Ça iraIt'll be okayGil Blas11/10/1885
JadisBack then [Note 3] Le Gaulois9/13/1880Maufrigneuse
JosephJosephGil Blas7/21/1885
Julie RomainJulie RomanLe Gaulois3/20/1886
La MartineThe martenGil Blas9/11/1883Maufrigneuse
Le gueuxThe beggarLe Gaulois3/9/1884
L’héritageLegacyIllustrated Military Life03/15/1884 - 04/26/1884
Lettre trouvée sur un noyé"Found on a Drowned Man"Gil Blas1/8/1884Maufrigneuse
Lettre d’un fouLetter from a madmanGil Blas2/17/1885Maufrigneuse
La petite RoqueLittle RockGil Blas12/18/1885 - 12/23/1885
Petit soldatLittle SoldierLe Figaro4/13/1885
AmourLoveGil Blas12/7/1886
Madame BaptisteMrs BaptisteGil Blas11/28/1882Maufrigneuse
Madame HermetMrs HermetGil Blas1/18/1887
Le rosier de Madame Husson"Madame Husson's boy hero"The New Review6/15/1887
Madame ParisseMrs ParisseGil Blas3/16/1886
Mademoiselle CocotteMiss CocotteGil Blas3/20/1883Maufrigneuse
Mademoiselle PerleMiss PerleLe Figaro literary supplement1/16/1886
MagnétismeMagnetismGil Blas4/5/1882Maufrigneuse
Marroca"Marroca"Gil Blas3/2/1882MaufrigneuseMarauca
RencontreMeetingLe Gaulois5/26/1882
RencontreMeetingGil Blas3/11/1884Maufrigneuse
SouvenirsMemoriesLe Gaulois3/23/1884
MenuetMinuetLe Gaulois11/20/1882
Mademoiselle FifiMiss FifiGil Blas3/23/1882Maufrigneuse
Miss HarrietMiss HarrietLe Gaulois7/9/1883Miss Hastings
Misti (Souvenirs d’un garçon)Misti (memories of a Boy)Gil Blas1/22/1884Maufrigneuse
Mohammed-FripouilleMohammed-FripouilleLe Gaulois9/20/1884
Moiron"Moiron"Gil Blas9/27/1887
Clair de luneMoonlightLe Gaulois7/1/1882
Clair de luneMoonlightGil Blas10/19/1882Maufrigneuse
La mère aux monstresMother to MonstersGil Blas6/12/1883Maufrigneuse
MoucheFlyL'Écho de Paris2/7/1890
Monsieur ParentMr ParentPolitical and Literary Debate Journal11/10/1885
M. JocasteMr JocasteGil Blas1/23/1883Maufrigneuse
Mes vingt-cinq joursMy twenty-five daysGil Blas8/25/1885
Mon oncle JulesMy Uncle JulesLe Gaulois8/7/1883
Mon oncle SosthèneUncle SostheneGil Blas8/12/1882Maufrigneuse
Ma femmeMy wifeGil Blas12/5/1882Maufrigneuse
Farce normandeNorman farceGil Blas8/8/1882Maufrigneuse
Notes d’un voyageurTraveller's notesLe Gaulois2/4/1884
Vieux objetsOld thingsGil Blas3/29/1882Maufrigneuse
En voyage"En Voyage"Gil Blas5/10/1882Maufrigneuse
Par un soir de printempsA Spring EveningLe Gaulois5/7/1881
Sur les chatsOn catsGil Blas2/9/1886
À chevalOn horsebackLe Gaulois1/14/1883
En voyageOn the roadLe Gaulois5/10/1883
Sur l’eauOn the waterLe Bulletin Français3/10/1876En cannot
Un soirOne EveningThe Illustration01/19/1889 - 01/23/1889
Un millionOne millionGil Blas11/2/1882Maufrigneuse
Autres tempsOther timesGil Blas6/14/1882Maufrigneuse
Nos anglais"Our Friends The English"Gil Blas2/10/1885
Nos lettresOur lettersLe Gaulois2/29/1888
La femme de PaulPaul's wifeTellier collection4/21/1881
Pétition d’un viveur malgré luiPetition of a viveur in spite of himselfGil Blas1/12/1882Maufrigneuse
Pierrot "Pierrot"Le Gaulois10/9/1882
Les prisonniers"The Prisoners"Gil Blas12/30/1884
PromenadePromenadeGil Blas5/27/1884Maufrigneuse
Opinion publiquePublic opinionLe Gaulois3/21/1881
La reine HortenseQueen HortenseGil Blas4/24/1883Maufrigneuse
RegretRegretLe Gaulois11/4/1883
SouvenirRemembranceGil Blas2/16/1882Maufrigneuse
SouvenirRemembranceGil Blas5/20/1884Maufrigneuse
La revancheRevengeGil Blas11/18/1884
La chambre 11Room 11Gil Blas12/9/1884
Rosalie PrudentRosalie PrudentGil Blas3/2/1886
Rose"Rose"Gil Blas1/29/1884Maufrigneuse
RouerieCunningGil Blas12/12/1882Maufrigneuse
La rouilleRustGil Blas9/14/1882MaufrigneuseM. de Coutelier
Tribunaux rustiquesRustic CourtsGil Blas11/25/1884Maufrigneuse
Saint-AntoineSaint-AntoineGil Blas4/3/1883Maufrigneuse
SauvéeSavedGil Blas12/22/1885
Malades et médecinsSickness and doctorsLe Gaulois5/11/1884
Le papa de Simon"Simon's Papa"Political and Literary Reformation12/1/1879
Solitude"Solitude"Le Gaulois3/31/1884
Histoire d’une fille de fermeStory of a girl farmhandThe Political and Literary Review (Blue edn)3/26/1881
SuicidesSuicides [Note 4] Le Gaulois8/29/1880Maufrigneuse
Les dimanches d’un bourgeois de ParisParisian middle-class SundaysLe Gaulois05/31/1880 - 08/16/1880
Boule de suif"Boule de Suif" (Lump of lard)Les soirées de Médan collection4/16/1880
L’abandonné"Abandoned"Le Figaro8/15/1884
La parureThe NecklaceLe Gaulois02/17/1884
L’aventure de Walter SchnaffsThe Adventure of Walter SchnaffsLe Gaulois4/11/1883
L’assassinThe AssassinGil Blas11/1/1887
Le vengeurThe AvengerGil Blas11/6/1883Maufrigneuse
La bête à Maît’ BelhommeBelhomme's BeastGil Blas9/22/1885
Le litThe BedGil Blas3/16/1882Maufrigneuse
Le donneur d’eau béniteThe donor of blessed waterThe Mosaic11/10/1877Guy de Valmont
L’aveugleThe BlindLe Gaulois3/31/1882
La patronneThe PatronGil Blas4/1/1884Maufrigneuse
Le gâteau"The Cake"Gil Blas1/19/1882Maufrigneuse
Les caressesCaressingGil Blas8/14/1883Maufrigneuse
Le cas de Mme LuneauThe case of Mrs LuneauGil Blas8/21/1883Maufrigneuse
L’enfant"The Child"Le Gaulois7/24/1882
L’enfantThe ChildGil Blas9/18/1883Maufrigneuse
La confessionThe ConfessionLe Gaulois10/21/1883The Confession
L’aveuThe ConfessionGil Blas7/22/1884
La confessionThe ConfessionLe Figaro11/10/1884
La confession de Théodule Sabot"Theodule Sabot's Confession"Gil Blas10/9/1883Maufrigneuse
Le crime au père BonifaceThe Crime against Father BonifaceGil Blas6/24/1884
L’infirmeThe CrippledLe Gaulois10/21/1888
Le pain mauditThe Cursed BreadGil Blas5/29/1883Maufrigneuse
La morteThe DeadGil Blas5/31/1887
Le condamné à mortThe death row inmateGil Blas4/10/1883Maufrigneuse
Le diable"The Devil"Le Gaulois8/5/1886
L’âne"The Donkey"Le Gaulois7/15/1883The Good Day
La dot"The Dowry"Gil Blas9/9/1884
Le noyé"The Drowned Man"Le Gaulois8/16/1888
L’ivrogneThe DrunkLe Gaulois4/20/1884
L’orientThe EastLe Gaulois9/13/1883
Le mal d’AndréThe evil of AndréGil Blas7/24/1883Maufrigneuse
La farce (Mémoires d’un farceur)The farce: Memoirs of a pranksterGil Blas12/18/1883Maufrigneuse
Le fermierThe FarmerLe Gaulois10/11/1886
Le pèreThe fatherGil Blas11/20/1883Maufrigneuse
Le pèreThe FatherGil Blas7/26/1887
L’ami Joseph"Friend Joseph"Le Gaulois6/3/1883
La porteThe GateGil Blas5/3/1887
La serreThe GreenhouseGil Blas6/26/1883Maufrigneuse
Le gardeThe GuardLe Gaulois10/8/1884
La chevelureThe hairGil Blas5/13/1884Maufrigneuse
La mainThe HandLe Gaulois12/23/1883
L’ermiteThe HermitGil Blas1/26/1886
Le trouThe HoleGil Blas11/9/1886
Les sabotsThe hoovesGil Blas1/21/1883Maufrigneuse
Le HorlaThe HorlaLe Horla collection (Ollendorff edn)5/25/1887
Le Horla (première version)The Horla (first version)Gil Blas10/26/1886
L’horribleThe HorribleLe Gaulois5/18/1884
Les idées du ColonelThe Colonel's ideasLe Gaulois6/9/1884
L’aubergeThe InnArts and Letters9/1/1886
Les bijouxThe JewelsGil Blas3/27/1883Maufrigneuse
Les roisThe KingsLe Gaulois1/23/1887
Le baiser"The Kiss"Gil Blas11/14/1882Maufrigneuse
Le saut du bergerThe Leap of the ShepherdGil Blas3/9/1882Maufrigneuse
Le legsThe LegacyGil Blas9/23/1884
La légende du Mont Saint-MichelThe legend of Mont Saint-MichelGil Blas12/19/1882Maufrigneuse
Le petitThe Little OneLe Gaulois8/19/1883
Le verrouThe lockGil Blas7/25/1882Maufrigneuse
La bûche"The Log"Gil Blas1/26/1882Maufrigneuse
La folleMadnessLe Gaulois12/5/1882
L’homme de MarsThe Man of MarsParis-Christmas1887-1888
L’homme-filleThe man-daughterGil Blas3/13/1883Maufrigneuse
Le marquis de FumerolThe Marquis de FumerolGil Blas10/5/1886
Le masqueThe MaskL'Écho de Paris5/10/1889
Le modèleThe ModelLe Gaulois12/17/1883
La moustacheThe mustacheGil Blas7/31/1883Maufrigneuse
L’odyssée d’une filleThe Odyssey of a GirlGil Blas9/25/1883Maufrigneuse
Le vieux"The Old Man"Le Gaulois1/6/1884
Le champ d’oliviersThe olive fieldLe Figaro02/19/1890 - 02/23/1890
L’ordonnanceThe OrdinanceGil Blas8/23/1887
L’orphelinThe OrphanLe Gaulois6/15/1883
L’ami PatienceFriend PatienceGil Blas9/4/1883MaufrigneuseThe Friend
Le colporteurThe peddlerLe Figaro3/8/1893
La main d’écorchéThe Peeled HandLorraine Almanac?/?/1875Joseph Prunier
L’épingleThe PinGil Blas8/13/1885Maufrigneuse
Les épinglesThe PinsGil Blas1/10/1888
Le portThe PortL'Écho de Paris3/15/1889
Le protecteur"The Protector"Gil Blas2/5/1884Maufrigneuse
Le bûcherThe PyreLe Figaro9/7/1884
La question du LatinThe Question of LatinLe Gaulois9/2/1886
Le lapinThe RabbitGil Blas7/19/1887
La rempailleuseThe RefillerLe Gaulois9/17/1882
La reliqueThe RelicGil Blas10/17/1882Maufrigneuse
Le rendez-vousThe rendezvousL'Écho de Paris02/23/1889
Le retourThe ReturnLe Gaulois7/28/1884
La roche aux guillemotsThe Rock with The GuillemotsLe Gaulois4/14/1882
Les sœurs Rondoli"The Rondoli Sisters"L'Écho de Paris05/29/1884 - 06/05/1884
Le signeThe SignGil Blas4/27/1886
L’endormeuseThe SleeperL'Écho de Paris9/16/1889
Le petit fûtThe small caskLe Gaulois4/7/1884
La ficelle"The Piece of String"Le Gaulois11/25/1883
Le remplaçantThe substituteGil Blas1/2/1883MaufrigneuseReplacements
La maison TellierThe Tellier householdTellier collection4/21/1881
Le voleur"The Thief"Gil Blas6/21/1882Maufrigneuse
Le ticThe SpasmLe Gaulois7/14/1884
La tombeThe tombGil Blas7/29/1884Maufrigneuse
Les tombales"Tombstones"Gil Blas1/9/1891
L’épreuveThe TrialL'Écho de Paris7/13/1889
Les vingt-cinq francs de la supérieureTwenty-five superior francsGil Blas3/28/1888
Le parapluie"The Umbrella"Le Gaulois2/10/1884
L’inconnueThe UnknownGil Blas1/27/1885
L’inutile beautéThe Useless BeautyL'Écho de Paris04/02/1890 - 04/07/1890
La veilléeThe vigilGil Blas6/7/1882Maufrigneuse
Le voyage du HorlaThe Voyage du HorlaLe Figaro7/16/1887From Paris to Heyst
Le vagabond"A Vagabond"The New Review1/1/1887
L’armoire"The Wardrobe"Gil Blas12/16/1884Maufrigneuse
Le moyen de RogerThe Way of RogerGil Blas3/3/1885Maufrigneuse
Le mariage du lieutenant LaréThe wedding of Lieutenant LaréThe Mosaic5/25/1878Guy de Valmont
La mère SauvageThe Wild MotherLe Gaulois3/3/1884
Le testamentThe WillGil Blas11/7/1882Maufrigneuse
La fenêtreThe WindowGil Blas7/10/1883Maufrigneuse
Le loup"The Wolf"Le Gaulois11/14/1882
La bécasseThe woodcockLe Gaulois12/5/1882La fou
Les bécassesThe WoodcocksGil Blas10/20/1885
L’épaveThe WreckLe Gaulois1/1/1886
Ce cochon de MorinThis Morin pigGil Blas11/21/1882Maufrigneuse
TombouctouTimbuktuLe Gaulois8/2/1883
Clochette"Clochette"Gil Blas12/21/1886
ToineTonyGil Blas1/6/1885Maufrigneuse
Histoire vraieTrue StoryLe Gaulois6/18/1882
Deux amis "Two Friends"Gil Blas2/5/1883Maufrigneuse
Vains conseilsVain adviceGil Blas2/26/1884Maufrigneuse
L’attenteWaitingLe Gaulois11/11/1883
Voyage de noceWedding TripLe Gaulois8/18/1882
Blanc et BleuWhite and BlueGil Blas2/3/1885Maufrigneuse
Qui sait ?"Who Knows?"L'Écho de Paris4/6/1890
Auprès d’un mortWith a deadmanGil Blas1/30/1883Maufrigneuse
En familleWith the FamilyThe New Review2/15/1881
Mots d’amourWords of loveGil Blas2/2/1882Maufrigneuse
ÉpavesWrecksLe Gaulois12/9/1881
Yveline Samoris"Yvette Samoris"Le Gaulois12/20/1882
YvetteYvetteLe Figaro08/29/1884 - 09/09/1884

Notes

  1. Date of composition unknown, but most likely 1891.
  2. Probably written in the closing months of 1875.
  3. Originally "The Advice of a Grandmother", then revised and retitled "Jadis", Gil Blas, 30 October 1883.
  4. Originally published in a different form under the alternative title, then revised and published in Gil Blas, 17 April 1883.

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  2. Thierry Selva, "Contes et nouvelles par ordre chronologique de première parution dans la presse ou en recueil" 6 February 2021 at www.maupassant.free.fr