Template:Infobox short story

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Short story by {{{author}}}
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Original title	[{{{title_orig}}}] Error: {{Lang}}: unrecognized language tag: {{{orig_lang_code}}} (help)
Translator	{{{translator}}}
Country	{{{country}}}
Language	{{{language}}}
Genre(s)	{{{genre}}}
Publication
Published in	{{{published_in}}}
Publication type	{{{publication_type}}}
Publisher	{{{publisher}}}
Media type	{{{media_type}}}
Publication date	{{{pub_date}}}
Published in English	{{{english_pub_date}}}
Pages	{{{pages}}}
Chronology
Series	{{{series}}}
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Publication

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Usage

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Parameters

name: title of work
image: image file
caption: image caption
author: name of author
title_orig: if title has been translated, title in original language
translator: name of translator, if applicable
country: home country of author
language: original language of story
series: series the story is a part of, if applicable
genre: genre the story falls into, see below
published_in: what the story was first released in, (e.g. the name of the anthology, magazine, etc.)
publication_type: how the story was first released, e.g. anthology, periodical, etc
publisher: name of publisher responsible for first edition
media_type: the media the story was first released in, e.g. hardback, paperback, magazine, newspaper, online
pub_date: date of first release or publication
english_pub_date: if applicable, date of first publication in English
preceded_by: if applicable, the name of the work preceding the story in a series
followed_by: if applicable, the name of the work following the story in a series
preceded_by_italics: replaces "preceded_by" if the preceding story requires an italic title (e.g. a novel)
followed_by_italics: replaces "followed_by" if the following story requires an italic title (e.g. a novel); if applicable, a link to the text on Wikisource
pages: how many pages long the work is (prefer 1st edition; specify edition if otherwise)
wikisource: Title of work's page if hosted at English Wikisource. Tracked in Category:Articles that link to Wikisource
native_wikisource: Title of work's page if hosted at a non-English Wikisource.
orig_lang_code: Two digit language code to refer non-English wikisource. Drawn from ISO language codes. Required to make native_wikisource parameter to work.

For genre, see List of literary genres. There are older deprecated aliases for parameters pub_date, published_in and english_pub_date called release_date, released_in and english_release_date.

Please do not make major changes to the infobox without proposing and discussing it on the talk page first.