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"The Fishless Cycle" by E.P. Tuazon / Reed Magazine (part 2 of 2)
Have you read David Foster Wallace’s 2005 college commencement address “This is Water”?
It’s a great reflection on modern life and the necessity of keeping the idea of the mundanity of existence at the center of our consciousness if we are...
"The Fishless Cycle" by E.P. Tuazon / Reed Magazine (part 1 of 2)
Well, here’s a first for Short Story Shoutout: I was so moved by E.P. Tuazon’s “The Fishless Cycle” (4,150 words) in Reed Magazine’s latest issue, that I felt it was time for a break in form.
Rather than front-load my gushing reaction to t...
"Breadcrumbs" by Andrew Plimpton / Hayden's Ferry Review
The author notes for “Breadcrumbs” (2,600 words), by Andrew Plimpton in the fall / winter 2025 issue of Hayden’s Ferry Review, tells us that Plimpton is a playwright. This is no surprise, as his entertaining and ambitious story uses subtext...
“Death of a Hotel Manager” by Gordon Brown / The Baltimore Review
“Because he served the tourists too well, we threw the hotel manager into the pool.“
This is where we start in Gordon Brown’s short-but-sweeping “Death of a Hotel Manager,” (650 words) in the Spring edition of The Baltimore Review. And I u...
"A Very Short Repine Regarding Me and My Father" by Adam Falik / Tahoma Literary Review
The more I read, the more I realize how important it is for writers to play with form.
I’ve made reference in these columns to the saturation of story telling in popular culture, about how we’ve become so accustomed to tropes and cliché th...
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