Shannon Sanders discusses how crafting a short story involves different considerations than writing a novel, emphasizing the importance of perspective and family dynamics in her collection 'Company'.
In 'Company', the Collins family navigates complex themes of race, class, and personal relationships across generations, with the stories intertwining elements of magic realism, including ghosts and a witch.
Sanders emphasizes the balance between her legal career and writing life, offering encouragement and practical tips for aspiring writers looking to publish their short stories in various literary outlets.
The podcast conversation highlights how the storytelling in 'Company' mirrors the structure of a legal brief, prompting a reflection on the different ways narratives are constructed in fiction and law.
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