| Title | : | To Carry Her Home: Bath Flash Fiction Anthology Volume One |
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| ISBN-10 | : | 9781912095001 |
| Language | : | English |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 148 |
| Publication | : | Published January 1, 2017 |
One hundred and forty-five very short stories, by authors from eleven different countries, that tell of life in today's world. From perilous journeys and strange encounters to tales of love of loss, the stories challenge, linger after reading and evoke the full range of emotions. So much is covered in these page long pieces.
"unique landscapes, with unusual words, startling sentence fragments and odd characters... remarkably crafted stories... truly international with heartfelt prose, playful poetics and taking literary risks"
Robert Vaughan, writer, poet and editor, author of Addicts & Basements and co-author of RIFT.
"unique landscapes, with unusual words, startling sentence fragments and odd characters... remarkably crafted stories... truly international with heartfelt prose, playful poetics and taking literary risks"
Robert Vaughan, writer, poet and editor, author of Addicts & Basements and co-author of RIFT.
To Carry Her Home: Bath Flash Fiction Anthology Volume One Reviews
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I have a story in here so of course it's a five-star book.
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This is a collection of over 100 very short pieces of fiction written by various people. As in any collection, some pieces are stronger than others.
These ones are my 5-star favourites:
The Baby Came Early Screaming
White Matter
Last Dog
Ringer
I Live Near a Baked Bean Factory
Boy Who Could Fly
Thinking About Jessica
Mom Woke Us Up One Night
Bouncy Castles
Twinkle, Twinkle
The Paralysis of Verbs
There's another one titled October 29th, 1:17 am, which was utterly horrifying. I can't call it a favourite, exactly, because, well, it utterly horrified me. -
Something for everyone in this collection of very short fiction, all winners of Bath Flash Fiction awards.