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If we had any sense...Americans would love short stories. We all complain about being short on time. We prefer our TV shows in half-hour segments. We favor french fries over the whole potato. So why do we line up to buy full-length novels whenever the new John Grisham or Danielle Steel hits the shel... [MORE]
Imprints Literary Supplement: Clicking on the Web's Short-Fiction Offerings [9/20/2000] by Lily Thayer
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Imprints Literary Supplement: Baltimore's Mini-Lit Milestones [9/20/2000] by Michael Anft
Imprints Literary Supplement: Our Choices for the Best Short Stories . . . Ever [9/20/2000] by Eileen Murphy