Posts tagged ‘flash fiction’
WRITER’S FORUM FLASH FICTION
WEBSITES HELPFUL TO WRITERS
This is a series of posts which, I think, will be beneficial to writers.
But first, I would like to include my usual warning about using websites.
Whenever you check a website you are, in my opinion and I talk from experience, being put on a list for sale. So, expect the possibility of being bombarded by ads from companies you, perhaps, have never heard of and have no interest in.
By the same token, I feel that once you call a business for information you are also put on a list, for sale, of similar companies to the one you have called.
That’s just how it is in today’s society.
I hope you find the information offered in these posts helpful.
Anyone familiar with my blog is aware of the area, Writer’s Forum, which already offers a host of websites important for writers.
New Flash Fiction Review
NewFlashFiction.com
This online magazine has interviews with notable writers, prose poetry and creative nonfiction, along with a passion for flash fiction.
Blog includes a column, Dear Leo, where readers can submit questions concerning flash fiction and receive responses about craft and business.
WRITER’S FORUM FLASH FICTION
WEBSITES HELPFUL TO WRITERS
This is a series of posts which, I think, will be beneficial to writers.
But first, I would like to include my usual warning about using websites.
Whenever you check a website you are, in my opinion and I talk from experience, being put on a list for sale. So, expect the possibility of being bombarded by ads from companies you, perhaps, have never heard of and have no interest in.
By the same token, I feel that once you call a business for information you are also put on a list, for sale, of similar companies to the one you have called.
That’s just how it is in today’s society.
I hope you find the information offered in these posts helpful.
Anyone familiar with my blog is aware of the area, Writer’s Forum, which already offers a host of websites important for writers.
SmokeLong Quarterly
SmokeLong.com
Quarterly online magazine which publishes flash fiction of 1000 words or less.
Offers feedback.
Also offers mentorships, workshops, webinars and year-round workshops and conducts competitions to include flash comedy and fiction.
WRITER’S FORUM FLASH FICTION
WEBSITES HELPFUL TO WRITERS
This is a series of posts which, I think, will be beneficial to writers.
But first, I would like to include my usual warning about using websites.
Whenever you check a website you are, in my opinion and I talk from experience, being put on a list for sale. So, expect the possibility of being bombarded by ads from companies you, perhaps, have never heard of and have no interest in.
By the same token, I feel that once you call a business for information you are also put on a list, for sale, of similar companies to the one you have called.
That’s just how it is in today’s society.
I hope you find the information offered in these posts helpful.
Anyone familiar with my blog is aware of the area, Writer’s Forum, which already offers a host of websites important for writers.
Flash Fiction Online
FlashFictionOnline.com
Publishes flash fiction stories of 500-1000 words across a range of speculative genres.
Check for theme issues and reading periods.
LATEST PUBLICATION
My consistent readers,
As promised, here is a piece of flash fiction published today by Bewildering Stories.
There is more truth here than you can imagine. My dream world is alive, but maybe not so well.
http://www.bewilderingstories.com/issue511/dream_catcher.html
UPCOMING PUBLICATION
My consistent readers,
It’s been a long time, too long, since I have been able to report an acceptance.
Next week Bewildering Stories will be publishing a flash fiction piece, The Dream Catcher.
I have a very active dream life and my wife, Joni, pays the consequences. There was the night I was a Karate expert and was attacked by two villains, well, you get the picture.
Here is a link announcing the story’s publication.
http://www.bewilderingstories.com/special/schedule.html
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