Sunday, September 4, 2011
On "North of Center" by Mimi Vaquer (571 words) ***
Here's a quick one that stuns by being frightful at the same time that it is so innocent. Staying over at a friend's house could be weird, especially for the first time. Each family has its own set of rituals. Some families I felt like I blended in with better than others. Some were extremely formal and had all kinds of strange rules; others seemed more friendly, seemed, in fact, so cool that you almost wished at times that this was your own family. Vaquer's story recounts another sleepover--one that's not like either of the two types above. Read the story here at Pif.
Labels:
Flash Fiction,
Mimi Vaquer,
Pif,
Stories,
Three-Star Stories
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