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Someone’s Always Announcing The Death Of The Short Story. Don’t Believe Them

WORDS Posted: July 5, 2017 2:02 pm

“While bitter experience has shown poetry exactly where it stands in the marketplace, and the novel has shrugged off multiple reports of its death and maintained pre-eminence, the short story is continually characterised as the neglected form that will be great again. The funny thing is, when you explore its history you find the perception of a distant golden age, an undistinguished present and a return to glory has always been around: the short story has a problem with reality.”

WORDS Published: 06.27.17

Read the story in New Statesman Published: 06.27.17

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