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Electric Literature: 'A Fable for the Living'

January 4, 2012 | Electric Literature embraces digital media in publishing and produces web videos inspired by the short stories in its magazine. Here, Kim Young Ha brings a single sentence from Kevin Brockmeier's "A Fable for the Living" to life. More

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Carson Mell's 'The West'

Ben Stroud's 'Byzantium'

Roberto Ransom's 'Three Figures and a Dog'

Joy Williams's 'Baba Iaga and the Pelican Child'

Patrick deWitt's 'The Bastard'

Rick Moody's 'Some Contemporary Characters'

Jenny Offill's 'The Tunnel'

Matt Sumell's 'Little Things'

Aimee Bender's 'The Red Ribbon'

Stephen O'Connor's 'Love'

Lydia Davis's 'The Cows'

Marisa Silver's 'Three Girls'

Colson Whitehead's 'The Comedian'

Diana Wagman's 'Three-Legged Dog'

T Cooper's 'The Time Machine'

Lydia Millet's 'Sir Henry'

Jim Shepard's 'Your Fate Hurtles Down at You'

Michael Cunningham's 'Olympia'

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Ben Stroud's 'Byzantium' A short animation inspired by a single sentence from Ben Stroud's "Byzantium"

Roberto Ransom's 'Three Figures and a Dog' A short animation inspired by a single sentence from Roberto Ransom's "Three Figures and a Dog"

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Patrick deWitt's 'The Bastard' A short animation inspired by a single sentence from Patrick deWitt's "The Bastard"

Rick Moody's 'Some Contemporary Characters' A short animation inspired by a single sentence from Rick Moody's "Some Contemporary Characters"

Jenny Offill's 'The Tunnel' A short animation inspired by a single sentence from Jenny Offill's "The Tunnel"

Matt Sumell's 'Little Things' A short animation inspired by a single sentence from Matt Sumell's "Little Things"

Aimee Bender's 'The Red Ribbon' A short animation inspired by Aimee Bender's "The Red Ribbon"

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