> The G.S.S.E.W.--Flannery O'Connor's "A
Good
> Man is Hard to
> Find."
I am way behind in this list, and I'm sorry for recent
silence (both on this list and off). I returned from my
Florida trip to find a massive tech melt-down at home which
apparently even affected Yahoo somehow--we still don't have
it all sorted out yet, except that it doesn't appear to be
malicious (i.e., a virus or anything like that). Anyway, my
email now works again, obviously, but I have 1100 messages in
my inbox that I have to go through. So bear with me if I
reply to several ancient messages over the next few days.
I'll also post what little I learned from my JDM
investigations sometime soon.
As to the greatest short story ever written, I'm tempted to
throw in with "Short Happy Life...", but on second thought I
think I'll vote for any Spenser novel published after A
CATSKILL EAGLE...let's say STARDUST for lack of a better name
coming to mind. Frankly, anyone who can publish a short
story's amount of plotting and character development in novel
form and come out with a best seller is doing something
right.
G.
===== George C. Upper III, Editor The Lightning Bell Poetry
Journal http://www.lightningbell.org/
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