A review by meeners
Interfictions 2: An Anthology of Interstitial Writing by Christopher Barzak, Delia Sherman
4.0
what a powerful collection! what i loved most about reading it was the reading experience itself: disorientation, surprise, anticipation, delay. these stories hit you, hard and ferocious; they linger.
one thing i would have liked to see more of: engagement with / questioning of narrative convention and the written word itself. more breaking down of form, as in allen's piece; less single-voiced narrators, less confidence in stylistic unity.
most memorable stories for me: barzak, singer, deluca, allen, schanoes, ferrero.
one thing i would have liked to see more of: engagement with / questioning of narrative convention and the written word itself. more breaking down of form, as in allen's piece; less single-voiced narrators, less confidence in stylistic unity.
most memorable stories for me: barzak, singer, deluca, allen, schanoes, ferrero.