Friday, February 26, 2010
On "Titleist" by Peggy Price (883 words) ***
As with most things appearing in Elimae, this short piece concentrates on getting every word right, every image precise. I'm not quite sure what lurks behind this story (an adult woman returned home, spending days on the golf course with dad, looking for missing balls--these details hint to me some kind of misfortune in the woman's life, something she's looking for, trying to get over), but I admire the writing and the attention to detail. Simply gorgeous. Read the story here at Elimae.
Labels:
Elimae,
Flash Fiction,
Peggy Price,
Stories,
Three-Star Stories
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