Month: May 2007

May 26, 2007

>LitMag Wave: One Story No. 89

>With this story, One Story takes a dark turn. “The Wolf Story” by Irina Reyn is about Galya, the granddaughter of a Holocaust survivor,…
May 26, 2007

>The New Yorker: "Puppy" by George Saunders

>I’m not completely sold on this story told in alternating points of view of two women who at first seem very different. First we…
May 24, 2007

>LitMag Wave: Willow Springs

>Willow Springs No. 58 (Fall 2006) is not the most recent issue, but it’s the one I’ve got. I enjoyed much of it, including…
May 22, 2007

>How to Write a Short Story

>This isn’t an essay on craft. No conflict, rising action, denouement; no Freitag’s triangle; no character, setting, plot. This is about process. More or…
May 22, 2007

>Work by two Susans

>Check out Susan Woodring’s story “Radio Vision” at Turnrow! And also see Three Poems by Susan Meyers at storySouth!
May 22, 2007

>See You in a Hundred Years, by Logan Ward

>Taking a little break from Short Story Month . . . Heather and Logan Ward and their son Luther moved from New York to…
May 21, 2007

>Bare-Breasted Mama

>The latest installment of Gail Baker‘s Bare-Breasted Mama column is now up at Literary Mama. And apparently it is the last column, as Gail…
May 21, 2007

>More New-To-Me Journals

>This weekend I was alerted to two more online journals I hadn’t seen before, and they both look good. One is Front Porch, which…
May 21, 2007

>Who Are You?

>You Are Who You Read, according to this post by Weston Ochse at a collaborative blog called Storytellers Unplugged. I like what he has…
May 19, 2007

>LitMag Wave: One Story #88

>“Aerogrammes” by Tania James is about Hari Panicker, a widowed Indian immigrant in the U.S. whose son Sunit is in New York trying to…
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