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A '''short story''' is a literaery form, a piece of [[prose]] [[fiction]] that is short in length (shorter than a [[novella]] or a [[novel]]). Although the short story is currently out of fashion, many eminent authors have composed them, including [[Ernest Hemingway]], [[James Joyce]], [[P.G. Wodehouse]], [[Katherine Mansfield]], [[William Trevor]], [[Charles Dickens]] and many others. The author [[Damon Runyan]] is known for his humorous short stories. | A '''short story''' is a literaery form, a piece of [[prose]] [[fiction]] that is short in length (shorter than a [[novella]] or a [[novel]]). Although the short story is currently out of fashion, many eminent authors have composed them, including [[Ernest Hemingway]], [[James Joyce]], [[P.G. Wodehouse]], [[Katherine Mansfield]], [[William Trevor]], [[Charles Dickens]] and many others. The author [[Damon Runyan]] is known for his humorous short stories. | ||
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Revision as of 15:15, January 5, 2009
A short story is a literaery form, a piece of prose fiction that is short in length (shorter than a novella or a novel). Although the short story is currently out of fashion, many eminent authors have composed them, including Ernest Hemingway, James Joyce, P.G. Wodehouse, Katherine Mansfield, William Trevor, Charles Dickens and many others. The author Damon Runyan is known for his humorous short stories.