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The short story paradox

By TF | Published: March 4, 2010

Writing and publishing short stories is a part of the writer’s apprenticeship – but publishers don’t believe short stories sell. This is a problem. If publishers say short story collections don’t sell, I would argue it’s not, for the most part, conspiratorial. They’re talking about sales figures, and you can bet if they did sell, short [...]

Posted in Non-fiction | Also tagged hope, literature, writing | 5 Comments

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