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This long-running series at Symphony Space in New York City celebrates the art of the short story by having stars of stage and screen read aloud the works of established and emerging writers. Selected Shorts is recorded for Public Radio and heard nationally on both the radio and its weekly podcast.

Our greatest actors transport us through the magic of fiction, one short story at a time. Sometimes funny. Always moving. Selected Shorts connects you to the world with a rich diversity of voices from literature, film, theater, and comedy. New episodes every Thursday, from Symphony Space.

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A story with double timelines that depart and converge about marriage, love and the path not taken. Read by Holly Hunter (The Paino, Succession and Mr. Mayor). The story was written by Erin Somers. She has a novel, Stay Up with Hugo Best, and has been published in The Paris Review, The New Yorker and elsewhere. This particular story, "Ten Year Affair," was chosen for the Best American Short Stories collection of 2022. Too Hot is hosted by Aparna Nancerla. This episode includes a conversation between Aparna Nancherla and Erin Somers.

Toy Story Toons is an American computer-animated short series based on the Toy Story franchise. It follows Woody, Buzz Lightyear, and their friends in comedic adventures at Bonnie's house after Andy donated them to her at the end of Toy Story 3. Three shorts were released as part of the series: Hawaiian Vacation and Small Fry in 2011 and Partysaurus Rex in 2012. They premiered before theatrical releases of Walt Disney Pictures films.

Logline: A beloved Roald Dahl short story about a rich man who learns about a guru who can see without using his eyes and then sets out to master the skill in order to cheat at gambling.

Cast: Ralph Fiennes (Roald Dahl, Policeman), Benedict Cumberbatch (Henry Sugar, Max Engelman), Dev Patel (Dr. Chatterjee, John Winston), Ben Kingsley (Imdad Khan, Croupier), Richard Ayoade (Dr. Marshall, Yogi)

Runtime: 39 minutes

Short Story Adventures, also simply known as Short Stories or All Engines Go Shorts, is a series of All Engines Go two-minute shorts featuring the same voice cast and animation from the main series. The series was first released in the US on the Official YouTube Channel from 15th September 2021 to 20th January 2022. The shorts later released on the Official Latin America YouTube Channel from 16th September 2021 to 27th January 2022. The shorts were released on the Official UK YouTube Channel starting on 8th November 2021. The shorts were aired on Treehouse TV in Canada on 27th November and 4th December 2021, on Milkshake! in the UK starting from 17th January 2022, and on Cartoon Network in the US two weeks later. Three shorts were released on the Race for the Sodor Cup DVD in the US/CAN on 8th March 2022.

Those at Oxford College or another Emory site away from the Atlanta campus can still get a short story boost by reading selections on the Emory Short Story Edition webpage, where members of the Emory community can also submit creative entries.

Students, faculty and staff love the touchless story dispenser, and many have stopped in the library specifically to try it out. Patrons can get a mental refresher and choose a 1-, 3- or 5-minute story or poem which is printed out on a scroll of paper. Keeping sustainability in mind, Beker chose a refurbished machine that also uses recycled, recyclable paper.Student Lily Hollenberg prints a poem to read later.

Once the Short Story Dispenser accumulates a robust archive of Emory-written stories, one of its buttons can be re-programmed so patrons can choose an Emory story, Beker says. There are already several poems and short stories written by Emory authors, she adds.

The backdrop is: you have been brought in to grow a tiny data team (~4 people) at a mid-stage startup (~$10M annual revenue), although this story could take place at many different types of companies.

Our insights revealed that treating asthma as a uniform condition often led to frustration and resignation. We sought to educate and empower individuals by emphasizing the importance of understanding their specific asthma type for tailored treatment. Through captivating storytelling and informative content, we aimed to raise awareness and reshape perceptions surrounding asthma management.

Generally, you should not include your non-writing related accomplishments in the cover letter unless your experience directly correlates to what the story is about. In our example, the author is absolutely right to mention their physics background and their thesis. It is directly relevant to the story they are submitting and to Time Travel Tales as a market. The other tidbits, however, should not be included unless the author is presenting a story about a Taekwondo tournament or about breeding cats.

In e-mail cover letters include story title, genre (if applicable), length, and any relevant credits/awards. Consider including word count in email header as this may be helpful to the editors as they often choose to read stories based on how much free time they have available.

Short stories, 2k-8k words long (with the 3,000-5,500 range being our real sweet spot).

What are we looking for? Honestly, best indicator is to read a story or two we've already published. Second best indicator is to generally be familiar with Aaron's taste and what he's published on HAD, and Hobart before that.

Every published story will be paired with original art, and I am paying both writer and artist $100. (Becoming a paid subscriber helps pay contributors!)

So what is the secret behind those potent, carefully written gems? Here we tackle the definition of a short story, the key elements, examples, and some of the most common questions about short stories.

The setting of a short story is often simplified (one time and place), and one or two main characters may be introduced without full backstories. In this concise, concentrated format, every word and story detail has to work extra hard!

While short stories of the past often revolved around a central theme or moral lesson, today it is common to find stories with ambiguous endings. This type of unresolved story invites open-ended readings and suggests a more complex understanding of reality and human behavior.

The short story genre is well suited to experimentation in prose writing style and form, but most short story authors still work to create a distinct mood using classic literary devices (point of view, imagery, foreshadowing, metaphor, diction/word choice, tone, and sentence structure).

Short-form storytelling can be traced back to ancient legends, mythology, folklore, and fables found in communities all over the world. Some of these stories existed in written form, but many were passed down through oral traditions. By the 14th century, the most well-known stories included One Thousand and One Nights (Middle Eastern folk tales by multiple authors, later known as Arabian Nights) and Canterbury Tales (by Geoffrey Chaucer).

Short stories come in all kinds of categories: action, adventure, biography, comedy, crime, detective, drama, dystopia, fable, fantasy, history, horror, mystery, philosophy, politics, romance, satire, science fiction, supernatural, thriller, tragedy, and Western. Here are some popular types of short stories, literary styles, and authors associated with them:

Anna Glynne started writing short stories in 2020. Her story, "The Sea is a Deceitful Thing," was published by the San Diego Decameron Project. When she's not writing at her kitchen table in La Jolla, Anna enjoys hiking on the trails in Idyllwild with her husband and two college-aged daughters.

NHPR is excited to present Long Story Short, in collaboration with 3S Artspace. This quarterly storytelling series features local performers from across the region, and are based on fun themes that allow each participant to bring their own unique experiences to life. Long Story Short was founded in 2015 as a live storytelling series aimed at featuring both professional and non-professional storytellers and performers from across New England. Hosted by Beth LaMontagne Hall, the live shows are held quarterly at 3S Artspace in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.

Users can browse by author name, by poem or short-story title, by poem forms or techniques, by periods and movements, and by themes. The advanced search functionality and the browsability of the collection are high-quality features. Recommended for academic institutions.

Our Short Story Dispensers are stand alone kiosks delivering fiction to the public, while breathing new life into the art of storytelling. They are a creative & innovative way to boost reading for fun, encourage creative idleness and improve waiting experience.

Beats are simply plot events (including character moments like choices, dilemmas, and questions) that drive a story forward. Every story has events that direct the story toward its eventual end, so every story has beats.

* Remember the disclaimer above. The numbers are guidelines. Story flow is more important than a beat falling right on the mark. Depending on the story, story length, and which beat, a beat or the scene it appears in might be just fine if it lands within 5-10% of the number goal.

As we increase the length, we can add various story structure elements to fill in the blanks. Novelettes would have a few more twists and turns, such as including Pinch Point beats. Novellas would have even more, such as adding in a subplot. 2351a5e196