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Reading the Short Story – by Professor Charles E. May
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Reading the Short Story – by Professor Charles E. May

thresholds11 July 201111 July 2011

‘A good short story cannot be skimmed, read quickly, or adequately summarized’: Professor CHARLES E. MAY argues that short stories need to be approached slowly and deliberately to be fully understood.

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