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LITERATURE: Confrontation No. 86/87 – Style and Reader’s Rights

Posted on August 12, 2006 by susan

There is one story in this issue, Losing the Dog’s Paddle by Miah Arnold, that deserves some thought on style.  It is a nine and a half-page sentence.  The story is told in 2nd person pov, but of course, because … Continue reading → Continue reading →

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LITERATURE: Confrontation No. 86/87 – A Few Goodies

Posted on August 12, 2006 by susan

This particular issue is blessed with twenty stories, and a few are really worth remarking: On Impulse by Bill Lamp is third person pov but is so deep into the character’s head that a day or two after reading it … Continue reading → Continue reading →

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LITERATURE: Confrontation – No. 86/87

Posted on August 8, 2006 by susan

This issue is actually Spring/Summer 2004, but I was too embarrassed to put that fact in the post title.  I know that I’d started this way back then–there are a couple of bookmarking slips of paper within the pages, which … Continue reading → Continue reading →

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