the hectic experimentalism of the so-called McSweeney's short story (reflexive, impertinent, typographically playful, slightly annoying)... emerged around the turn of the millennium to challenge the dominance of the so-called New Yorker short story (calm, humane, sparse, slightly dull).- Robert Macfarlane, Sunday Times
Wednesday, 1 February 2012
On the two types of story (superb!)
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McSweeney's,
New Yorker,
Quoted Matter,
Robert Macfarlane,
The Sunday Times,
Truth
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