In conjunction with the" Deal me in Challenge", I've decided to also start reading more short-stories published in The New Yorker. Since I don't read a lot of contemporary fiction these days, this could be a good opportunity to expose myself to new writers that would otherwise not be on my radar.
This reading challenge would all be very chill with no rigid rules here—just me, a growing list of stories, and a goal to read at least one each month. If I manage that, I’ll consider it a literary victory (and probably reward myself with a cookie or something equally motivating). Feel free to join in if this interests you at all and I'm happy for any recommendations.
Wish me luck!
Selections:
- Ming by Han Ong
- Consolation by Andre Alexis
- Allah Have Mercy by Mohammed Naseehu
- Incoming by Teju Cole
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