Greetings, writers,
In "Who Wants to Publish Your Short Stuff?" Windy
shares with us some examples of the types of publications on the lookout for short stories, essays, and other short works, including consumer mags, lit journals, and newspapers.
She then offers a few
venues at which you can put in some research to find the right spots for your work, including one close to our hearts here at WBN, The Review Review.
"Great news," Windy writes. "Writers don't need a literary agent to participate in the process of submitting short prose.
"We can independently market our stories and land bylines that make us proud."
As many of you know, there are few better feelings than that!
In the comments section, let Windy know if you have any burning questions about how to match your short writing to
the right publication.
And while you're on our blog, don't forget: You have one week left to snag a free SIGNED copy of WriteByNight book coaching client Michael Ausiello's new
memoir, Spoiler Alert: The Hero Dies.
David Duhr
Co-founder, WriteByNight
P.S. If you know someone who might benefit from today's message, please feel free to forward this email along. Go on, help a writer out.
P.P.S. At the Texas Observer we've started publishing the finalists from the 2017 short story contest. Take a peek at Kim Henderson's "Malena" and "A Thunder Note in an Angry Sky"
from Randall Arnold.
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