Comment Archives: stories: Fiction: Fiction
Re: “Repossession Man”
....And I never let my girls leave the house again. But in a good way.
Re: “Exactly Halfway Down”
"There was a waxy fat moon, belly big and hanging low in the sky.": Hey na na na, CJ. You made me brake for your moon.
Re: “Ps and Qs”
You are Marguerite Duras' ultimate foreign country. (Insert witty and arousing passport comment.)
Re: “Ps and Qs”
Tactful and sincere, this story makes me smile in a awkward kind of way. I must say wonderful job, Ms. Lovell, wonderful job.
Cheers,
Ryan Murray
Re: “Ps and Qs”
Beautifully written and so compelling! Wonderful work Angie!
Re: “Ps and Qs”
Mark Twain said it best: "As to the Adjective: When in doubt, strike it out!" Mission accomplished. Too many writes "tell" when they should "show." You clearly know the difference.
Re: “Ps and Qs”
AWESOME!!! in every way! go ahead and file this under GOLD!
Re: “Ps and Qs”
Dear Miss Lovell,
It seems to me that you have some fucked up friends. I should know, after all I am a doctor.
This story is brilliant and disturbing.
Sincerely,
Dr. Konk, M.D.
Re: “Ps and Qs”
This was good! It really pulled me in. Keep at it, Angela :)
Re: “Ps and Qs”
Very moving, very subtle. And short, which is how I like my short stories. Gold star, young lady.
Re: “Ps and Qs”
Compelling, understated, and stunning. Pure, dead brilliant!
Re: “Exactly Halfway Down”
"Back then my mom only let me shave up to the knees so there were soft blond hairs across my upper thigh. You couldn't usually see them but just then they were standing straight up."
Aahh painful. Amazing. A stout piece.
Re: “Exactly Halfway Down”
Effin' Brill-yunt I do say, prithee give us more from this fine young writerthang.
Re: “Since We Became Invincible”
Tears of pride from Farmington...
Re: “Purple”
So when is her book coming out. I would love to read more!
Re: “The Cedar Fire”
Though very different-- the story reminded me a bit of Kawabata's The Grasshopper and The Bell Cricket-- pretty cause and so short (and also involved insects).
Re: “Maximum Life”
Like the best of the much missed Transatlantic Review. Excellent. David - Dublin, Ireland
