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 Paul McAuley
‘A Way Home’ by Theodore Sturgeon (First published in Amazing Stories, 1953. Collected in A Way Home: Stories of Science Fiction and Fantasy, Funk & Wagnalls Company, 1955 and Thunder and Roses, Gateway/Orion, 2003)
A Personal Anthology, by Adrian Banfield
I was thinking of compiling this list in a Desert Island Discs way, but then sand, salt water, strong light, heat and humidity are not good for books or me. Plus the chances of me being marooned on a desert island are zero. However, the cha...
A Personal Anthology, by Mike Fox
‘The Quiet’ by Carys Davies (First published in The Stinging Fly 2014, then in the collection The Redemption of Galen Pike, Salt 2014. Available to read online at LitHub)
A Personal Anthology, by John Self
At first I thought of choosing the shortest stories I could, and some of those remain in the list below, but in the end I broadened my thinking as some stories kept pushing their way in. I did briefly wonder, after completing the list, why ...
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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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