31 Days of Stories 2023, Day 22: “Snowblower” by Michelle Porter
Porter's story is as significant for what it leaves out as for what it includes.
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Porter's story is as significant for what it leaves out as for what it includes.
Imagery involving implicit threat is threaded throughout the story.
"Doi Moi Beans" is a story about exploitation; not the obvious kind, but the subtle version.
The story operates in the subgenre that has typically become known as folk horror.
Camille Hernández-Ramdwar's story addresses the nuances involved in the anti-vax movement via the eponymous character.
Barth, like Ross, writes in a highly ironic mode.
The key symbol for reclaiming something of youth's vigour and potential is the rhubarb that serves as the story's title.
Bruneau's story is about human suffering and the willingness of people who witness it to intervene
As much as it is a story about sex, "A North American Education" is also a story about fathers and sons.
Bátiz's story examines the class divides that permeate the city through the prism of a Mexican immigrant.