Showing posts with label contemporary-mimetic fiction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label contemporary-mimetic fiction. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 10, 2024

SSW: MIDNIGHT GRAFFITI edited by Jessica Horsting and James Van Hise (Warner Books 1992); THE WAYS WE LIVE NOW: CONTEMPORARY SHORT FICTION FROM THE ONTARIO REVIEW edited by Raymond J. Smith (Ontario Review Press 1986): Short Story Wednesday

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Executive summary: Anthologies from two of the more notable little magazines of their era; OR having lasted a third of a century, and...
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Wednesday, November 15, 2023

SSW: "Dead Women" by Allie Mariano, PHILADELPHIA STORIES, Fall 2020; Fiction Editor: Teresa Sari FitzPatrick

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Can be read here: https://philadelphiastories.org/article/the-dead-women-second-place-winner-of-the-marguerite-mcglinn-prize-for-fiction/ T ...
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Wednesday, July 12, 2023

SSW: early stories, by Theodore Sturgeon and Don DeLillo, and stories by Dennis Lynds and Lord Dunsany; from ELLERY QUEEN'S MYSTERY MAGAZINE, February 1964, edited by Frederic Dannay (Clayton Rawson, Managing Editor) and EPOCH, Winter 1960, edited by Baxter Hathaway, Neil Brennan and others (with Assistant Editors Abigail Carson, Sandra Leff, C. Michael Curtis et al.): Short Story Wednesday

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Epoch , v. X, #2, Winter 1960, edited by Baxter Hathaway , Morris Bishop , Walter Slatoff, James McConkey, Neil Brennan, Forrest Read; assis...
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Wednesday, July 5, 2023

"Filipina Baby" by Gene Wolfe, THE LAUREL REVIEW, Spring 1969, edited by Willis H. Austin: Short Story Wednesday

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This is a brief, and all but "lost" story rediscovered. It's not Absolutely yet proven it's by the Gene Wolfe who was a no...
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Wednesday, January 26, 2022

SSW/FFB: First Installment: WESTERYEAR edited by Edward Gorman (M. Evans 1988); THE NEW FRONTIER edited by Joe R. Lansdale (Doubleday 1989); DREAMERS AND DESPERADOES edited by Craig Lesley and Katheryn Stavrakis (Dell 1993)

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Some of the titles of the stories collected in these volumes use, for critical purposes, epithets. WESTERYEAR edited by Edward Gorman (M....
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