The Journey Prize Stories 27 (2015)
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So as jury members we each came up with a plan of attack. We made schedules and swore to read two short stories every morning in order to meet the deadline. We sat down with twenty, thirty, forty pages and several cups of coffee and tried to put everything out of our heads: what our fellow jury members would think of a certain story, what they’d think of any one of us for saying we liked it; what should a Canadian short story look like; what are the criteria for good, for better, for best.
We re...ad and we read and we read.
We slipped into the stories themselves and started to think about what themes, what places, what ideas are preoccupying Canadian writers. Sure, there are lakes and cabins, but there’s also the apocalypse and politics with both capital and small P’s. There are strange characters and seemingly ordinary ones. There are wrestlers and ghosts—sometimes together in the same story.
Eventually, even those thoughts went away; once we were sucked into a story, all those questions and concerns simply evaporated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So as jury members we each came up with a plan of attack. We made schedules and swore to read two short stories every morning in order to meet the deadline. We sat down with twenty, thirty, forty pages and several cups of coffee and tried to put everything out of our heads: what our fellow jury members would think of a certain story, what they’d think of any one of us for saying we liked it; what should a Canadian short story look like; what are the criteria for good, for better, for best.
We re...ad and we read and we read.
We slipped into the stories themselves and started to think about what themes, what places, what ideas are preoccupying Canadian writers. Sure, there are lakes and cabins, but there’s also the apocalypse and politics with both capital and small P’s. There are strange characters and seemingly ordinary ones. There are wrestlers and ghosts—sometimes together in the same story.
Eventually, even those thoughts went away; once we were sucked into a story, all those questions and concerns simply evaporated.
What to read after The Journey Prize Stories 27?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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