Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Too many stories that didn't make sense...

I am a fan of micro-fiction, which, when it's written well, allows the reader to think about what he or she has read due to the cleverness and possibly the twist at the end. With that said, short stories (be they short films or literary short stories) are tough to write. Many stories that were chosen for this particular compilation don't make sense, or are very abstract, don't have a definitive beginning, middle, end, or characters a reader should care about. I was personally asking, "And...?" or "What was the point?"Stories shouldn't do that.A few that did catch my attention, and felt "done" were:*Chickens by Elaine Magarrel(Chickens attempt to turn the hands of fate)*A Gentleman's C by Padget Powell(A college instructor who finds his aged father a student in his class gets revenge, but regrets it)The story by Powell doesn't have a beginning, middle, and end (or at least a begining and end, sans middle)...but it does comes off as an interesting "anecdote."