I certainly hope that the two stories in the most recent Digest don't fall through the cracks. They are both compelling and wonderful in different ways. They quite honestly took my breath away.
"For One Who Has Lost Herself" would make an amazing stand-alone graphic novel.
And just a thought, but reading short stories in "year's best" collections is how I've discovered some of my very favorite writers. Writing short stories may be an esoteric endeavor, but certainly could be a worthwhile one with the right marketing.
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Date: 2006-04-23 02:55 am (UTC)"For One Who Has Lost Herself" would make an amazing stand-alone graphic novel.
And just a thought, but reading short stories in "year's best" collections is how I've discovered some of my very favorite writers. Writing short stories may be an esoteric endeavor, but certainly could be a worthwhile one with the right marketing.