Short Story Club
Paul O'NeillA book club where we read and discuss short stories, mostly in the SFF and horror genres but we'll mix classics and lesser known pieces. We will provide a link to download an epub of the story so you can read it before discussion.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 62 | Subscribers | Read | shortstoryclub.substack.com |
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Dissecting 'Long Walk to Forever' by Kurt Vonnegut
This story is a breath of fresh air, and it makes me feel a little shameful for not having read any of Vonnegut’s novels (I will fix that!). His short stories are absolutely magnificent and span a whole range of genres and emotions.
30. 'Long Walk to Forever' by Kurt Vonnegut
I really enjoyed reading The Pale Man last week, but it left me rather grey on the inside. For our next tale, I wanted to do something different altogether. You’ll see what I mean when you come to read it.
Dissecting ‘The Pale Man’ by Julius Long
First published in 1934 in Weird Tales, this is a creeping story about the inevitability of death and also, for me, the importance of self-worth. Coming in at only 1,540 words, it uses a very effective method that really sunk into my bones ...
29. 'The Pale Man' by Julius Long
I love finding tales that hardly anyone speaks of that deserve more love. The Pale Man by Julius Long (first published in 1934) is one such story.
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Join me for Short Story Club. I love geeking out about how to take lessons from the masters to improve your own writing. I also try to emulate the masters, with varying results... I also run my own publishing house (A Midnight Kind of Place).
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