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For nearly five weeks now, our team has been examining the genre of Creative Nonfiction as defined by the online journal, Brevity. Brevity is dedicated to the "extremely brief essay" of 750 words or less. Along with imitations and innovations of these short essays, Condensity will include posted results of analyses of Brevity issues.
The Hit List
Mission Statement
Condensity publishes little-known and suffocating writers working within short creative nonfiction.
Blogs We Like. To Plagiarize.
Blog Archive
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- "The Fall" by Brooke Sudderth
- "Seven Cubicles" by Anahita Kalianivala
- "How Art Impresses People" by Kurt Hare
- "Bolivar" by Laura Collier
- "Three Days of New Orleans" by Brooke Sudderth
- "Touch" by Anahita Kalianivala
- "Solitude" by Kurt Hare
- "Good Times There Are Not Forgotten" by Laura Collier
- "Union" by Brooke Sudderth
- "Indian English" by Anahita Kalianivala
- "Soaring" by Kurt Hare
- "Enter: The Real World" by Laura Collier
- Brooke's Discussion of Imitations
- Brooke's Discussion of Innovation
- Anahita's Discussion of Imitations
- Anahita's Discussion of Innovation
- Laura's Discussion of Imitations
- Laura's Discussion of Innovation
- Kurt's Discussion of Imitations
- Kurt's Discussion of Innovation
- Summary of Findings
- Imitation Literal Example
- Imitation Literal Example
- Imitation Abstract Example
- Imitation Abstract Example
- Innovation Example
- Innovation Example
- The Plain Truth
- Submission Guidelines
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