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The Truth about Short Story

The reputation of the  short story as a serious and formidable genre was firmly established after Allan Poe published review of Hawthorne’s Twice-Told Tales in Graham’s Magazine (1842), but it should be added that the tradition of short story  dates from ancient times.          The popularity of the short story can be judged by the fact that a great number of renowned authors from several countries like Chekhov, E. M. Forster, D. H. Lawrence, Joseph Conrad, W. Somerset Maugham, H. E. Bates, James Joyce, Katherine Mansfield , L. P. Hartley, Sherwood Anderson, Kafka, Dorothy Parker , Hemingway and several others chose this genre of literature to express the truth and reality with extraordinary success. Who can forget “the Ann Beatie and Raymond Carver-led short story renaissance of the 1980s” (Dennis Loy Johnson)?             The importance of the short story was very well understood even in ...

Haiku: I Yield! I Yield!

Haiku: I Yield! I Yield! Transclucence of eternal In the temporal: Spiritual alchemy Grammarian Rhetorician- Kill poetry Jesus message Acts upon us; New person born One word Transforms another- Metaphor Grammarian Rhetorician- Kill poetry Better than Message hunting Consent of the faithful Jesus message Acts upon us; New person born Butterfly quivers Spontaneous joy Contemplating flight Madding crowd Red rose chased by hounds; Citizen of another world Watch quietly Green branches: Grue splendour Fear neither Death nor hell; Willing to suffer No strength protects us If thou cease to preserve us: Thy protection War and sorrow Daily afflict me Why, O Lord? The lord is my salvation Would that I could serve thee All my life!