This essay is the sixth and final in this series by Sophie Van Llewyn. Read Part I and her other essays on the that explore time in Flash Fiction and unusual st...
This essay is the fifth in this series by Sophie Van Llewyn. Read her other essays on the that explore time in Flash Fiction and unusual structures.
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One of ...
A number of years ago I began some academic research into Ernest Hemingway. I thought the best place to look for Hemingway’s experimental use of techn...
Interview by David Frankel
For readers and writers of the short story, literary magazines are an ideal platform. They give new writers an opportunity to show...
I first read Carver when I was in my early twenties. Back then I was drinking unsuccessfully, reading during bouts of sobriety. Short stories suited me because ...
Flash fiction is an exercise in brevity: this is nothing new. But this doesn’t mean that flash fiction has to limit its temporal reach to a short span of time. ...
Review by Rupert Dastur
Dear readers,
A few weeks ago, I received a wonderful looking collection of letters through the post, complete with innovative pac...
Interview by Fran Mulhern
Can you start by telling us a little about yourself?
I'm reclusive, day-dreamy and annoyingly cheerful. I laugh a lot and sing loudl...
