Originally published in The Danforth Review, 2005.
American writer Barry Yourgrau begins his stories as concisely as "I go to sea. For various reasons, I fall overboard." His modern fables are sharp and amusing, but suffer a little from a kind of self-conscious cleverness. Alayna Munce, in writing When I Was Young and In My Prime, demonstrates she's no less interested in being concise and in the scattered, essential moments — the stepping-stones in a life. It's
only fair to say the two...
Published on May 22, 2010 12:07