‘Smiling Women: An Exploration Of Margaret Drabble’s Short Stories’ by Kate Jones
Article by Kate Jones Margaret Drabble is probably best known for her extensive range of novels, dating...
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‘The Wit and Wisdom of Dorothy Parker’ by Kate Jones
Article by Kate Jones I was a late starter: I didn’t discover Dorothy Parker (1893-1967) until several years...
‘Exploring The Short Stories of Jean Rhys’ by Kate Jones
Kate Jones is a freelance writer based in the North of England and has published features, reviews and...
Wigleaf Top 50 Flash Fictions 2008-2016: The Movers and Shakers
Wigleaf Top 50 Flash Fictions 2008-2016: The Movers and the Shakers, a Quantitative Analysis Article by Rupert...
The Short Stories of Tennessee Williams, by Robert Boucheron
Robert Boucheron is an architect in Charlottesville, Virginia. His short stories and essays appear in Fiction International, London...
Don’t Forget the Title: The Problem with Short Stories
Article by Rupert Dastur There’s a big fat problem with short stories – their titles are...
Short Stories: Making a Collection, Part I
Tamsin Hopkins writes poetry and fiction. Her collection – Shore to Shore, river stories was longlisted for the Edge Hill Prize in...
On Writing Short Stories: Observations and Apercus
Charlie Hill is the author of two novels, with a novella due in September from Cinnamon Press. His short stories...