Could you recommend some modern short story collections, please?

[WaterBird]

I suppose that by "modern", I mean something within the last few decades. I like pretty much everything except horror and fantasy. So far, the best collections I have read have been by Jojo Moyes, Patrick Gale, and Fay Weldon.
Thanks!

[BedHair]

Anything by the Canadian writer Alice Munro, who is a genius. Edna O’Brien’s Saints and Sinners.

[Cherrypi]

I’m enjoying Roar by Cecelia Ahern at the moment. Has magical realism elements.

[WaterBird]

Thanks so much. I've read some of Alice Munro's stuff and will have to check out Edna oBrien.

[WaterBird]

I didn't know that Cecilia Ahern does short stories too. Will have to look into these.

[SergeantPfeffer]

The Pastures of Heaven by John Steinbeck.

[TwoGinScentedTears]

I have the Curtis sittingfeld collection of short stories in my Amazon basket. I haven't read them (obvs!) but they look great!

[IWouldBeSuperb]

I really enjoyed Margaret Atwood's 'Stone Mattress'.

[Cherrypi]

I'm very tempted by the Curtis Sittenfeld ones too. Heard great things and loved her novels.

[AutumnCrow]

Maybe Binchy's Victoria Line, Circle Line is excellent - it has a wonderful retro feel now!

For sci fi lyrical fantasy I always loved Ray Bradbury's The Illustrated Man.

[TooDamnSarky]

The New Yorker short story podcasts are free and a great way of finding new authors.

[XingMing]

I'm enjoying the Tom Hanks collection, Uncommon Type; at least the three I've read so far.

[TonTonMacoute]

Helen Simpson, who has several collections. Four Bare Legs on a Bed is the earliest I think.

An American called Lorrie Moore is also excellent.

[MrsL2016]

Not all modern but a great variety:

That Glimpse of Truth: The 100 Finest Short Stories Ever Written

[WaterBird]

I just want to thank everyone for all your suggesttions.
Have now been reading Helen Simpson's collection titled "Get A Life" and like it a lot.