Thursday, April 28, 2011
On "How He Felt" by Amelia Gray (280 words) ***
In this very short piece, a man struggles with how to get across his feelings to the world. Gray's story hints at the quintessential problem of artists--be it painters, musicians, or writers--everywhere. Only a few artists ever see their work take on the sort of emotional power in others they would hope for, and yet beyond that, because each person experiences things uniquely, it's not necessarily the same feeling. But we can delude ourselves into thinking it is--and maybe that's enough. Read the story here at Wigleaf.
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Amelia Gray,
Flash Fiction,
Stories,
Three-Star Stories,
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