First published 2003
This anthology gathers fiction from Zoetrope, the literary magazine that Francis Ford Coppola established in 1997. The collection draws from writers across Britain, America, and other countries who used the journal as their entry point into literary prominence. Among the contributors is playwright David Mamet, whose distinctive voice appears alongside other emerging talents. The magazine served as a discovery platform for writers who would become significant figures in contemporary literature. These stories represent the diverse range of voices that Coppola's publication championed during its early years, offering readers access to the work that helped launch careers and shape literary conversations at the turn of the century.
Genres: fiction, short-stories, literary-fiction, anthologies, 20th-century, 21st-century
Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: discovery, emerging-talents, launch-careers
Period: Turn of the Century
Paperback · Berliner Taschenbuchverlag