Saturday, October 20, 2007

Read-a-thon Report No. 2

Thought Edith Wharton would follow nicely upon the Henry James, but I didn't expect the story I'd chosen at random, "Pomegranate Seed," to turn out to be a ghost story as well.

From the just published The New York Stories of Edith Wharton.

Thirty-three pages.

4 comments:

  1. Enjoy the stories. Good idea to read short stories to keep motivated. Don't forget to check out Dewey's site for contests.

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  2. Another ghost story! Feels very fitting this time of year, doesn't it?

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  3. What a good idea to use short stories. I'm going to add that to my list of suggestions for next year. A novel, a story, a novel, a story would work great for me, I think.

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  4. I love Wharton (but not a fan of James :( ) I read that she wrote quite a few ghost stories.

    Keep it up and check Dewey's site for new contests.

    Cheerleader Chris

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