What Makes a Great Short Story? (‘The Dead Roads’ by DW Wilson) TSS Publishing·November 3, 2017Reading Time: 8 minutes Article by Professor Charles E. May DW Wilson, ‘The Dead Roads’ BBC Winner, 2011...
Lessons in Launching a Literary Journal, by Dan Coxon TSS Publishing·October 13, 2017Reading Time: 6 minutes Dan Coxon, editor of The Shadow Booth, explains why he has decided to launch...
TSS Recommendations: ‘The Itch’ by Don DeLillo TSS Publishing·September 8, 2017Reading Time: 3 minutes Recommendation by Josephine Greenland After the divorce he felt an odd numbness, mental and...
Rash invention: Williams, Booth, and building without blueprints TSS Publishing·August 18, 2017Reading Time: 4 minutes Essay by Richard Smyth Invention isn’t always in fashion. Readers of short fiction, in...
Professor Charles E. May: What Makes a Great Short Story? (No.4 ‘Tea at the Midland’ by David Constantine) TSS Publishing·August 4, 2017Reading Time: 8 minutes Article By Professor Charles E. May David Constantine, “Tea at the Midland” 2010 BBC...
The Uncanny, by Sigmund Freud TSS Publishing·July 30, 2017Reading Time: 50 minutes The “Uncanny” 1 (1919) SIGMUND FREUD I It is only rarely that a...
Professor Charles E. May: What Makes a Great Short Story? (No.3 ‘The not-Dead and the Saved’ by Kate Clanchy) TSS Publishing·July 28, 2017Reading Time: 7 minutes Article by Professor Charles E. May Kate Clanchy, “The Not-Dead and the Saved” 2009...
Professor Charles E. May: What Makes a Great Short Story? (No.3 ‘The Numbers’ by Clare Wigfall) TSS Publishing·July 21, 2017Reading Time: 8 minutes Article by Professor Charles E. May Clare Wigfall, “The Numbers” 2008 BBC National Short...
Magical Realism in Short Fiction: A Perfect Match, by Kate Jones TSS Publishing·July 20, 2017Reading Time: 4 minutes Article by Kate Jones Magical Realism is a genre of narrative fiction, originally originating...