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Short Stories: November 17, 2021 Issue [#11078]




 This week: Short Stories - The Tell Tale Heart
  Edited by: Happy Adore♥
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3. Letter from the Editor
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This week: Short Stories: Edgar Allen Poe - The Tell Tale Heart review

Edited by: Happy Adore♥


About this Newsletter

Hi and welcome to this week’s edition of the Short Stories newsletter.
Now, we are discussing this time, dear reader, the art of short story writing. or really, just a look at one of the best short stories ever written for our reading pleasure. I also must add that now that I am here for yet another guest editor run, this time with the Short Stories newsletter, things feel less hectic and quite defined.


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Letter from the editor

In this edition we will discuss, or show, an example of what a solid short story is composed of, as this work stands as one of the best ever written writing pieces in Literature.

In looking at this issue of a "good" short story, for this issue we look at Edgar Allen Poe and his dark, Gothic short story, "The Tell Tale Heart", a brilliant tale of murder and deception that ultimately drives the killer mad. However, before we delve into this story directly, we're going to talk just a bit about the short story and what makes up a literature short story.

Now, what is a short story? Is there a line length on it or as long as the work is developed, it constitutes a short story? First, a short story is a brief fictional prose with a well developed plotline that is shorter than a novel and it will deal with shorter character grouping.

The standard features include exposition, complication, crisis, climax, and resolution of the crisis. However, it is not essential that all short stories follow the same pattern but most do try to include the most important elements to create the short story.

In the short story, "The Tale Tell Heart", the main narrator is anonymous to us but speaks in an all knowing narrator voice. This person has killed an old man who had "vulture eyes" and he wanted him to stop viewing him, and his life. The narrator has hallucinations of a loudly beating heart, that he fears is that of the man he killed and buried somewhere safely. His madness grows stronger as the days past and he ends up, well, I'll let you find out what he ends up doing once you read this story.

This is not a long story, as we know but it draws you in once you start at the beginning and not until the end, does it release you from its hold. It is just amazing, just brilliant to read!

Well, hope you enjoyed this edition of the newsletter and hope to see you again sometime, dear reader!





Editor's Picks

Editor's Picks

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A not-so-subtle metaphor for how the economy works for so many of us.
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The Storm from Atlantis  [13+]
A Mid Atlantic expedition uncovers a horrifying development and a gathering storm...
by LightinMind



 
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