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Check out this story from The New York Times. The upshot is, literary novelists "finally" address 9/11.
I find that weird because I swear I read about a glut of 9/11 short fiction. Meanwhile, I've definitely seen a whole bunch of 9/11 story drafts from aspiring writers.
Maybe it took novelists longer to crank out the novels, or publishing houses longer to actually decide on some or publish them, but I just found it interesting. Indeed, that was a day that will live on in infamy for this generation, so it definitely seems odd that the trend is supposedly starting now.
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I find that weird because I swear I read about a glut of 9/11 short fiction. Meanwhile, I've definitely seen a whole bunch of 9/11 story drafts from aspiring writers.
Maybe it took novelists longer to crank out the novels, or publishing houses longer to actually decide on some or publish them, but I just found it interesting. Indeed, that was a day that will live on in infamy for this generation, so it definitely seems odd that the trend is supposedly starting now.
LLB
posted by LadyLitBlitzin at 7:44 PM
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