Flash, Back: Margaret Atwood's “Happy Endings” - SmokeLong Quarterly
SmokeLong‘s “Flash, Back” series asks writers to discuss flash fiction that may be obscure or printed before the term “flash fiction” became popular, and tell us how these older or not widely-known works are meaningful. In this edition, Jeanne Jones discusses Margaret Atwood’s “Happy Endings,” and how it gave her permission to break the rules of traditional storytelling. Submit… Continue reading Flash, Back: Margaret Atwood’s “Happy Endings”
Flash, Back: Margaret Atwood’s “Happy Endings” October 20, 2016 SmokeLong‘s “Flash, Back” series asks writers to discuss flash fiction that may be obscure or printed before the term “flash fiction” became popular, and tell us how these older or not widely-known works are meaningful. In this edition, Jeanne Jones discusses Margaret Atwood’s “Happy Endings,” and how it gave her permission to break the rules of traditional storytelling. Submit your own “Flash, Back” or other flash-related essays on our Submittable page ! By Jeanne Jones When I was in college, I knew I wanted to write,
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