s_c_baker wrote:My Daily Science Fiction story is up today: http://dailysciencefiction.com/fantasy/parapsychology/stewart-c-baker/little-more-than-shadows
Oh Stewart that was so good! Loved it!!!
s_c_baker wrote:My Daily Science Fiction story is up today: http://dailysciencefiction.com/fantasy/parapsychology/stewart-c-baker/little-more-than-shadows
Rebecca Birch wrote:I have a piece of flash fiction out today in Nature: Ice and White Roses
preston wrote:Rebecca Birch wrote:I have a piece of flash fiction out today in Nature: Ice and White Roses
Ooh, that was such a poignant piece! You're just racking up those sales. Keep up the excellent wordsmithing.
Rebecca Birch wrote:I have a piece of flash fiction out today in Nature: Ice and White Roses
Imagination Vortex wrote:Rebecca Birch wrote:I have a piece of flash fiction out today in Nature: Ice and White Roses
Such a beautiful and moving piece. I loved it!
Rebecca Birch wrote:I've been sitting on this one for a loooong time now, because I hadn't received/signed the actual contract, but I just sent in the contract for Part One today, so I think it's okay finally put this in a public place. One of my WotF straight rejections will be appearing Cricket magazine. It's going to be serialized into three issues, and the first part will be in the February 2015 issue.
This is a story that I absolutely adore and was depressed when it got a form rejection here at the contest, but this is a good example of stories needing to find the correct market. Cricket is a children's magazine. Writers of the Future is not. This story really wasn't a good fit here. But Cricket? I am so excited!
Rebecca Birch wrote:I've been sitting on this one for a loooong time now, because I hadn't received/signed the actual contract, but I just sent in the contract for Part One today, so I think it's okay finally put this in a public place. One of my WotF straight rejections will be appearing Cricket magazine. It's going to be serialized into three issues, and the first part will be in the February 2015 issue.
This is a story that I absolutely adore and was depressed when it got a form rejection here at the contest, but this is a good example of stories needing to find the correct market. Cricket is a children's magazine. Writers of the Future is not. This story really wasn't a good fit here. But Cricket? I am so excited!
Rebecca Birch wrote:I've been sitting on this one for a loooong time now, because I hadn't received/signed the actual contract, but I just sent in the contract for Part One today, so I think it's okay finally put this in a public place. One of my WotF straight rejections will be appearing Cricket magazine. It's going to be serialized into three issues, and the first part will be in the February 2015 issue.
This is a story that I absolutely adore and was depressed when it got a form rejection here at the contest, but this is a good example of stories needing to find the correct market. Cricket is a children's magazine. Writers of the Future is not. This story really wasn't a good fit here. But Cricket? I am so excited!
Rebecca Birch wrote:I've been sitting on this one for a loooong time now, because I hadn't received/signed the actual contract, but I just sent in the contract for Part One today, so I think it's okay finally put this in a public place. One of my WotF straight rejections will be appearing Cricket magazine. It's going to be serialized into three issues, and the first part will be in the February 2015 issue.
This is a story that I absolutely adore and was depressed when it got a form rejection here at the contest, but this is a good example of stories needing to find the correct market. Cricket is a children's magazine. Writers of the Future is not. This story really wasn't a good fit here. But Cricket? I am so excited!
s_c_baker wrote:My Daily Science Fiction story is up today: http://dailysciencefiction.com/fantasy/parapsychology/stewart-c-baker/little-more-than-shadows
Rebecca Birch wrote:I have a piece of flash fiction out today in Nature: Ice and White Roses
ThomasKCarpenter wrote:Contributor copies of Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine showed up today! I'm such a dork I sat down and read my own story. My story is in the February issue--The Trouble with Virgins.
ThomasKCarpenter wrote:Contributor copies of Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine showed up today! I'm such a dork I sat down and read my own story. My story is in the February issue--The Trouble with Virgins.
Dustin Adams wrote:ThomasKCarpenter wrote:Contributor copies of Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine showed up today! I'm such a dork I sat down and read my own story. My story is in the February issue--The Trouble with Virgins.
Ellery Queen? Nice! That's a super sale.
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