Hehe.

"And there are delightful anecdotes, such as the one about Gulzar, working for a recent film, being asked by musician Shankar Mahadevan if the song “Hum ko Mann ki Shakti Dena” (from the 1971 film Guddi) was written by him. Oh no, that is a traditional prayer we used to sing in school, said directors Shaad Ali and Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra, before Gulzar interjected and said he had indeed written the song for a prayer scene. It’s a story that nicely captures his stature in the film industry as a legend whose work has seeped into the DNA of our popular culture, and who continues to reinvent himself."

Sturgeon sstory. Two people in the comments section of Jo Walton's book thought this story was very good - one of them said it was one of his favorite short stories of all time. It's available for free on Strange Horizons

"One of my favorite stories of all time" Walton (don't know if available online)

'The Automatic Pistol' and 'Smoke Ghost' "Fritz Leiber's seminal Urban horror stories - which speculated on how Supernatural or uncanny forces might manifest themselves in a modern technological setting appear decades before horror became a marketable genre. - from comments section of Informal History of the Hugos

(not sure if either are available)