Corridor: 12 Short Stories

Corridor is a series of short stories in Singapore today. Alfian Sa'at writes HDB residents - students, housewives and factory workers - with ruthless clarity and sorrowful sincerity. Their lives begin to collapse

• short stories on page 8-12 (double spacing) • practical practice of craft elements • "short short" or very short stories extended from practice • weekly peer review and oral participation Specialized short stories Single line analysis of a single page of a novel • Shows rhetorical knowledge for the audience and purpose to create effective documents. • Collect and apply research information, analyze documents, and refer to sources appropriately. • Write clearly, correctly, and concisely

Corridor is a series of short stories in Singapore today. Alfian Sa'at writes HDB residents - students, housewives and factory workers - with ruthless clarity and sorrowful sincerity. Their lives begin to collapse

If a very short short story is a product of popular society, congestion is an inevitable part of life. The novel is like a manor in the universe, a very short story is like the efficiency on the 23rd floor. In fact, the number of people who live more efficiently than manor is increasing. The short stories collected in this volume, lyrical prose and prose poems seem to be more effective in obtaining modern emotional state than traditional stories. Movie trailers, talk show comedy, fast food, commercials, voice bite, cell phone sex, bumper sticker, e-mail, text messages and tweets, all, short film tracking

Amy Bloom is an award - winning novelist and writer for short stories. Her story has appeared in America's best short stories, O. Henry's short stories, Scribner's contemporary short story collection, and many other domestic and foreign collections. She wrote for New Yorker, New York Times Magazine, Atlantic Monthly, Vogue, O: Oprah Magazine, Slate, Tin House and Salon. She is a creative professor of Shapiro-Silverberg of Wesleyan University. Her latest novel "White House" will be published by Random House this February. Www.amybloom.com