Thursday, June 18, 2009
On "Warnings Accompanying Your Inflatable Universe" by Justin Kahn (580 words) ***
I have tried to keep the online references merely to short stories--that is, stories in a traditional form insofar as they have a beginning, middle, and end, a climax, a conflict. I don't know if this qualifies as a story using those sort of priciples--it reads more like some of the humor one might find on Yankee Pot Roast or McSweeney's--but the idea here is so compelling that I bring it to the blog anyway. Café Irreal often seems to be focused more on ideas anyway--the pieces Irreal published aim to make you think, and they often make me do just that. Read the piece here at Café Irreal.
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Café Irreal,
Flash Fiction,
Justin Kahn,
Stories,
Three-Star Stories
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One example of an interesting second person narrative definition.
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