The Collected Works volume 10
The Collected Works volume 10
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234 THE COLLECTED WORKS THE SHORT STORY "r~~B ^ HE short story is always distinctly, a sketch. It can not express what is the one greatest thing in all lit- erature intercommunion of hu- man characters, their juxtapositions, their con- trasts. . . . It is not a high form of art, and its present extreme popularity bespeaks decadence far more than advance. " So said Edgar Fawcett, an author of no small note and consequence in his day. The one-greatest-things-in-all-literature are as plentiful and... obvious, apparently, as the sole causes of the decline of the Roman power, yet new ones being continually discovered, it is a fair presumption that the supply is inex- haustible; and Fawcett, an ingenious man, could hardly have failed to find one and cat- alogue it. The one that he would discover was pretty sure to be as good as another and to abound in his own work and Fawcett did not write short stories, but exceedingly long ones. So " the intercommunion of human OF AMBROSE BIERCE 235 characters, " and so forth, stands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
234 THE COLLECTED WORKS THE SHORT STORY "r~~B ^ HE short story is always distinctly, a sketch. It can not express what is the one greatest thing in all lit- erature intercommunion of hu- man characters, their juxtapositions, their con- trasts. . . . It is not a high form of art, and its present extreme popularity bespeaks decadence far more than advance. " So said Edgar Fawcett, an author of no small note and consequence in his day. The one-greatest-things-in-all-literature are as plentiful and... obvious, apparently, as the sole causes of the decline of the Roman power, yet new ones being continually discovered, it is a fair presumption that the supply is inex- haustible; and Fawcett, an ingenious man, could hardly have failed to find one and cat- alogue it. The one that he would discover was pretty sure to be as good as another and to abound in his own work and Fawcett did not write short stories, but exceedingly long ones. So " the intercommunion of human OF AMBROSE BIERCE 235 characters, " and so forth, stands.
What to read after The Collected Works volume 10?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bierce Ambrose to read onlineMoreLess
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