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New Yorker Fiction editor Deborah Triesman (who has the most beautiful, calming tone to her voice) asks short story authors to read their favorite New Yorker story and talk about it after. I love short stories, but I don’t always grasp it like I want to, and am left agonizing over what I missed. My favorites: Jhumpa Lahiri reads Primo Levi Ottessa Moshfegh reads Sheila Heti Donald Antrim reads Donald Barthelme Will Mackin reads George Saunders Rachel Kushner reads Edna O’Brien Sterling HolyWhiteMountain reads Roberto Bolaño
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Sep 4, 2024

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A great place to discover new writers. This is where I found my current favorite - Ottessa Moshfegh. I started off with short stories, then read every single book she wrote so far.
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For short stories: Distant Star by Roberto Bolaño, he makes all his stories feel like an adventure, they stretch decades and lifetimes. Cathedral by Raymond Carver, really highlights the sadness and absurdity of regular life with characteristically dry and comic style. Short Novels: I've recommended Kokoro by Sōseki on here before, but it's really great. Clock Without Hands by Carson McCullers is a great novel. Some really good Southern gothic.
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