thumb|200px|Roald Dahl in 1954
Roald Dahl short stories bibliography is a comprehensive annotated list of short stories written by Roald Dahl.
Short stories
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| "A Piece of Cake" || Saturday Evening Post (1 August 1942) as "Shot Down Over Libya" || ', ' || Initially published as two different stories: "Shot Down Over Libya" and "Missing: Believed Killed"
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| "The Gremlins" || Cosmopolitan (December 1942) || || Published under the pen name "Pegasus"
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| "The Sword" || Atlantic Monthly (August 1943) || || Reworked as a vignette in Going Solo
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| "Katina" || Ladies Home Journal (March 1944) || ', ' ||
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| "Only This" || Ladies Home Journal (September 1944) || ' ||
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| "Beware of the Dog" || Harper's (October 1944) || ', ' ||
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| "Missing: Believed Killed" || Tomorrow (November 1944) || || Reworked and combined with "Shot Down Over Libya" as "A Piece of Cake"
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| "They Shall Not Grow Old" || Ladies Home Journal (March 1945) || ' ||
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| "Madame Rosette" || Harper's (August 1945) || ';<br />' ||
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| "Death of an Old Old Man" || Ladies Home Journal (September 1945) || ' ||
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| "Someone Like You" || Town & Country (November 1945) || ' ||
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| "The Mildenhall Treasure" || Saturday Evening Post (20 September 1947) || ' || First published as He Plowed Up $1,000,000
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| "Man from the South" || Collier's Magazine (September 1948) || ', ', ';<br />' || alternative titles: "Collector's Item", "The Smoker"
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| "The Sound Machine" || The New Yorker (17 September 1949) || ', ', ';<br />' ||
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| "Poison" || Collier's (3 June 1950) || ', ' ||
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| "Girl Without a Name" || Today's Woman (November 1951) || || Working title "Meet My Sister"; republished in Woman's Journal in December 1951.
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| "Taste" || The New Yorker (8 December 1951) || ', ', ';<br />' ||
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| "Dip in the Pool" || The New Yorker (19 January 1952) || ', ', ';<br />' ||
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| "Skin" || The New Yorker (17 May 1952) || ', ', ';<br />' || Initially published as "A Picture for Drioli"
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| "My Lady Love, My Dove" || The New Yorker (21 June 1952) || ', ', ' ||
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| "Mr. Feasey" || The New Yorker (August 1953) || ', ';<br />' || Initially published as "Dog Race". Sometimes "Mr. Feasey", "Mr. Hoddy", Rummins", "The Champion of the World", and "The Ratcatcher" are collected as "Claud's Dog"
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| "Lamb to the Slaughter" || Harper's (September 1953) || ', ', ';<br />' ||Illustrated by Adolf Hallman
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| "Nunc Dimittis" || Collier's (September 1953) || ', ' || Initially published as "The Devious Bachelor"
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| "Edward the Conqueror" || The New Yorker (31 October 1953) || ', ';<br />' ||
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| "Galloping Foxley" || Town & Country (November 1953) || ', ', ';<br />' ||
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| "The Way Up to Heaven" || The New Yorker (27 February 1954) || ', ', ';<br />' ||
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| "Parson's Pleasure" || Esquire (April 1958) || ', ', ', ';<br />' ||
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| "The Champion of the World" || The New Yorker (31 January 1959) || ', ', ';<br />' || Sometimes "Mr. Feasey", "Mr. Hoddy", Rummins", "The Champion of the World", and "The Ratcatcher" are collected as "Claud's Dog"
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| "The Landlady" || The New Yorker (28 November 1959) || ', ', ';<br />' ||
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| "Mrs. Bixby and the Colonel's Coat" || Nugget (December 1959) || ', ', ';<br />' ||
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| "Genesis and Catastrophe: A True Story" || Playboy (December 1959) || ', ';<br />' || Initially published as "A Fine Son"
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| "In the Ruins" || Program of the World Book Fair (June 1964) || || Set in a post-apocalyptic era
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| "The Visitor" || Playboy (May 1965) || ';<br />' ||
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| "The Last Act" || Playboy (January 1966) || ' ||
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| "The Great Switcheroo" || Playboy (April 1974) || ';<br />' ||
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| "The Butler" || Travel and Leisure (May 1974) || ', ' || Initially published as "The Butler Did It"
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| "Bitch" || Playboy (July 1974) || ' ||
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| "Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life" || The Daily Telegraph (1974) || ' ||
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| "The Hitch-Hiker" || Atlantic Monthly (July 1977) || ', ';<br />' ||
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| "The Umbrella Man" || More Tales of the Unexpected (1980) || ', ';<br />' ||
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| "Mr. Botibol" || More Tales of the Unexpected (1980) || ' ||
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| "Vengeance is Mine Inc." || ' (1980) || ', ' ||
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| "Princess and the Poacher" || ' (1986) || ' ||
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| "Princess Mammalia" || ' (1986) || ' ||
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| "The Bookseller" || Playboy (January 1987) || ' ||
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| "The Surgeon" || Playboy (January 1988) || ' ||
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| "Death in the Square: A Christmas Mystery in Four Parts" [Part 1 by Dahl] || Telegraph Weekend Magazine (24 December 1988, pp36–40) || ||
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| "An African Story" || || ', ' ||
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| "Yesterday Was Beautiful" || || ' ||
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| "The Boy Who Talked with Animals" || || ';<br />' ||
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| "Georgy Porgy" || || ', ';<br />' ||
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| "The Great Automatic Grammatizator" || || ', ' ||
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| "Lucky Break" || || ' ||
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| "Mr. Hoddy" || || ', ';<br />' || Sometimes "Mr. Feasey", "Mr. Hoddy", Rummins", "The Champion of the World", and "The Ratcatcher" are collected as "Claud's Dog"
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| "Neck" || || ', ', ' ||
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| "Pig" || || ';<br />' ||
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| "The Ratcatcher" || || ', ';<br />' || Sometimes "Mr. Feasey", "Mr. Hoddy", Rummins", "The Champion of the World", and "The Ratcatcher" are collected as "Claud's Dog"
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| "Royal Jelly" || || ', ', ';<br />' ||
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| "Rummins" || || ', ';<br />' || Sometimes "Mr. Feasey", "Mr. Hoddy", Rummins", "The Champion of the World", and "The Ratcatcher" are collected as "Claud's Dog"
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| "The Soldier" ||' (1953)|| ' ||
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| "The Swan" || || ' ||
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| "William and Mary" || || ', ';<br />' ||
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| "The Wish" ||' (1953) || ', ' ||
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| "The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar" || || ';<br />' ||
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