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Flash Fiction Forward

Name: Flash Fiction Forward
Brand: W W NORTON & CO
SKU: 04067678
Price: 15.39 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: James Thomas
ISBN: 9780393328028

James Thomas

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04067678

Publishers W W NORTON & CO, July 2006

The eagerly anticipated anthology from the editors who coined the term "Flash," with stories by toda... Full description

Libristo code: 04067678

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The eagerly anticipated anthology from the editors who coined the term "Flash," with stories by today's best fiction writers. After publication of the first "Flash Fiction" anthology over a decade ago, "flash" became part of the creative writing lexicon for readers, writers, students, and teachers. In this follow-up collection, the editors once again tackle the question: "How short can a story be and truly be a story?" Determined to find the best flashes from America in the twenty-first century, James Thomas and Robert Shapard searched everywhere for stories that were not merely good but memorable. Moving, and certainly unforgettable, this collection includes stories from the best and most popular fiction writers of our time, including Ron Carlson, Robert Coover, Steve Almond, Amy Hempel, A. M. Homes, Grace Paley, and Paul Theroux. In addition, Rick Moody properly defines armoire, Lydia Davis delves into a world of cats, and Dave Eggers explores narrow escapes. Over and over, these stories prove that often less is more.