A Personal Anthology
Jonathan GibbsA weekly guest-editor picks and introduces a personal anthology of twelve favourite short stories
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A Personal Anthology, by Zamira Rahim
I wasn’t a committed short fiction reader until university. I read long, wrote long and ignored the benefits of brevity in prose until I was given a Hilary Mantel collection in my second year. It was the best introduction to the form I coul...
A Personal Anthology, by Dave Wakely
The task of compiling a Personal Anthology is, of course, impossible. I’ve sometimes daydreamed about what I would choose if I were ever invited onto Desert Island Discs, a programme I’ve always found fascinating in what it either reveals o...
A Personal Anthology, by Aea Varfis-van Warmelo
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A Personal Anthology, by Kevin Davey
A simple working definition, the simplest. Short, so it can be read in one sitting, perhaps on a train, between calls, in a bath or a bar. Stories of note, any narrative text experienced with a particular intensity when it was first read, w...
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I am a writer and academic based in London. I have published two novels – The Large Door, and Randall – and a book-length poem, Spring Journal. I teach at City, University of London, and curate the Personal Anthology online short story project.
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