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THE SUNDAY SHORT STORY REPORT

Posted on March 13, 2011 by Ang

This past week has been difficult for me timewise.  At least it’s felt that way.  I’ll know for sure when I add up the numbers from the old work log.  Therefore and forthwith, tonight I turn to my current go-to … Continue reading →

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THE SUNDAY SHORT STORY REPORT

Posted on February 27, 2011 by Ang

38.  “When the Light Left” by Becca De La Rosa (Ideomancer Speculative Fiction) Beautiful and touching.  I love this author’s style and use of language in this story. 39.  “Amor Fugit” by Alexandra Duncan (Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, … Continue reading →

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THE SUNDAY SHORT STORY REPORT

Posted on February 13, 2011 by Ang

C.J. Cherryh is probably the first “adult” author I ever read.  When I was in grade school, maybe 5th grade, my dad used to take me down to “The Bookstall,” in Lawton, Oklahoma.  It was this tiny little used bookstore … Continue reading →

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THE SUNDAY SHORT STORY REPORT

Posted on January 30, 2011 by Ang

It’s been a busy week for me, so it’s no surprise my short story selections are…well, short.  In trying to meet the deadline for my short story reading quota, I found myself scrolling down to check the length of a … Continue reading →

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THE SUNDAY SHORT STORY REPORT

Posted on January 23, 2011 by Ang

With the exception of Tanith Lee’s enjoyable “Black Fire,” a story told through excerpts of witness interviews, this week turned out to be Flash Fiction Week…which was fine with me.  Lots of good stories out there available in tasty, bite-sized … Continue reading →

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