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Mapping Short Story Month: An ALU Infographic
No, they’re not stories that are mad at you: short story collections offer a window into ideas, themes, and feelings, as well as providing an author the chance to flex their writerly muscle, honing every paragraph down to perfect sentences; sentences to perfect words. As Andrew Forbes wrote of short stories on his piece about Anna Leventhal’s Sweet Affliction, short stories are “truth minus the sprawl.”
No, they’re not stories that are mad at you: short story collections offer a window into ideas, themes, and feelings, as well as providing an author the chance to flex their writerly muscle, honing every paragraph down to perfect sentences; sentences to perfect words. As Andrew Forbes wrote of short stories on his piece about Anna Leventhal’s Sweet Affliction, short stories are “truth minus the sprawl.”We’ve compiled wonderful short story collections with similar thematic elements in this rather Wonderbread-ish infographic below. All of the books featured are listed in the index below the image. Happy reading, and happy short story month!
by Kathy Page (Biblioasis)
by Elisabeth de Mariaffi (Invisible Publishing)
by R.W. Gray (NeWest Press)
by Matt Rader (Nightwood Editions)
by Spencer Gordon (Coach House Books)
by Elaine McCluskey (Gaspereau Press)
by Greg Bechtel (Freehand Books)
by Alissa York (Arbeiter Ring Publishing)
by R.W. Dunlop (Now or Never Publishing)
by Kate Cayley (Pedlar Press)
by Megan Gail Coles (Creative Book Publishing)
by Bill Haugland (Vehicule Press)
by Jennifer Stone (Signature Editions)
by Mike Spry (Insomniac Press)
by Sharon Abron Drache (Inanna Publications)
by Joan Clark (Goose Lane Editions)
by Jon Paul Fiorentino (Anvil Press)
by Julie Paul (Brindle & Glass)
by Chris Eaton (ECW Press)
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a clap for cadence, after it rains, alissa york, Anvil Press, any given power, arbeiter ring publsihing, barbara klein-muskrat, Biblioasis, bill haugland, Boundary Problems, Brindle and Glass, Chris Eaton, Coach House Books, cosmo, Creative Book Publishing, distillery songs, eating habits of the chronically lonesome, ECW Press, Elaine McCluskey, elisabeth de mariaffi, entropic, Freehand Books, froma high thin wire, gaspereau press, Goose Lane Editions, Greg Bechtel, how to get along with women, How You Were Born, I’m Not Scared of You or Anything, Inanna Publications, Insomniac Press, Invisible Publishing, jennifer stone, joan clark, Jon Paul Fiorentino, Julie Paul, Kate Cayley, Kathy Page, letters to thomas pynchon and other stories, Matt Rader, megan gail coles, Mike Spry, NeWest Press, Nightwood Editions, Now or Never Publishing, Paradise and Elsewhere, Pedlar Press, Prerequisites for Sleep, r.w gray, r.w. dunlop, sharon abron drache, Short Story Month, Signature Editions, spencer gordon, The Pull of the Moon, the watermelon social, then and now, Vehicule Press, What I want to Tell Goes Like This