I've been reading short stories lately. Crime stories, to be specific. It has been a while since I've read any short stories. This is probably because I was an English major, and that entailed reading a lot of short stories. You know, "A Clean Well Lighted Place," "A Good Man is Hard to Find" "Barn Burning." I could go on. I think I burned out on that particular literary form for a long time. Over the past month, however, I've picked up several anthologies, including this one and this one from Akashic, and this one from Bleak House.
They've all been worthwhile, and have turned me back on to short stories. If you haven't read "Can't Catch Me," by Thomas Morrissey in Brooklyn Noir I highly recommend it.
A Rough Edges Rerun Review: The Blonde in Lower Six - Erle Stanley Gardner
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THE BLONDE IN LOWER SIX is Carroll & Graf’s second volume of Ed Jenkins
stories reprinted (mostly) from the pulps, and I wish there were more of
them. A...
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