Editing Garrison Keillor (section)

=== Short fiction ===
;Short stories from ''The New Yorker'' <!-- Standardise this table to include all short stories, not just those published in The New Yorker-->
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Title
! Volume/Part
! Date
! Page(s)
! Subject(s)
|-
| A Christmas Story
|
| December 25, 1989
| 40–42
| A boy, Jim, neglected by his plutocrat parents, runs away on Christmas Eve with his ill dog.
|-
| Studio B
|
| July 29, 1991
| 27–32
| Strange things happen at radio station WLT's Studio B
|-
| Al Denny
|
| March 11, 1991
| 30–32
| Fictional mini-autobiography of author of self-help books
|-
| Zeus the Lutheran
|
| October 29, 1990
| 32–37
| The goddess Hera's lawyer meets Zeus in a café to try to ...
|-
| How the Savings and Loans Were Saved
|
| October 16, 1989
| 42
| Huns take over Chicago S & L offices...
|-
| Meeting Famous People
|
| April 18, 1988
| 34–36
| The trial of a famous singer who assaulted a fan
|-
| Your Book Saved My Life
|
| December 28, 1987
| 40–41
| A misunderstood author's books have been difficult for his readers...
|-
| End of an Era
|
| October 28, 1985
| 31–32
| Fiction about his friends' reactions to the death of an aging hippie.
|-
| What Did We Do Wrong?
| 
| September 16, 1985
| 32–35
| Fiction about Annie Szemanski, the first woman to play major league baseball.
|-
| The People V. Jim
|
| July 8, 1985
| 21
| An author of so-called list articles is questioned by a lawyer
|-
| Who We Were and What We Meant by It
|
| April 16, 1984
| 44–45
| Fiction about the so-called Momentist movement 
|}