Trophies, by J. Gunnar Grey (12:22)
Today we see that deviating from publishing conventions can create unintended problems for the reader.
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A Secondhand Life, by Pamela Crane (2:16)
Today we are reminded that trying to sound writerly is not the point of writing.
Skeletal, by Katherine Hayton (27:41)
Today we see that when repeated word patterns are persistent, immersion is impossible once you’ve noticed them.
Brooding City, by Tom Shutt (7:17)
Today we see that leaping to conclusions is not a sign of a good detective – it’s a sign of a sloppy one.
The Group, by Kevin R. Doyle (9:30)
Today we see that exposition about nameless, unspecified people is totally unengaging.
