61 acceptances (vs. 73 in 2011)
25 rejections (vs. 28 in 2011)
66 short stories published* (vs. 82 in 2011), 0 articles/essays published (vs. 4 in 2011)
I completed 46 short stories (vs. 52 in 2011).
I completed (to final draft) 150,500 words of short fiction (vs. 180,200 in 2011).
25 rejections (vs. 28 in 2011)
66 short stories published* (vs. 82 in 2011), 0 articles/essays published (vs. 4 in 2011)
I completed 46 short stories (vs. 52 in 2011).
I completed (to final draft) 150,500 words of short fiction (vs. 180,200 in 2011).
That's an average story length of 3,272 words (vs. an average of 3,465); the shortest story was 1,500 words, the longest was 5,200 words.
I completed and submitted an average of .88 of a short story each week (vs. an average of 1 each week in 2010).
(I only track completed short fiction word counts, not words written for incomplete projects, nor words written for other forms of writing.)
Income from
Editing: Up 3.39%
Fiction (not novels): Down 12.66%
Non-Fiction (not books): $0
Royalties from Fiction (from traditionally published and, beginning in 2010, from self-published work): Up 98.49%
Royalties from Non-Fiction: Up from zero
Seminars/Teaching: $0
Salary: Up 2.69%
Overall gross income: Up 1.85%
Observations:
I should have written more, but my productivity has been erratic.
Even though my gross income increased, expenses also increased so I’m no better off.
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*I may update this information later; I’m confident that I’ve had additional stories published but have not yet received my contributor copies. Updated 4/28/13.
Seminars/Teaching: $0
Salary: Up 2.69%
Overall gross income: Up 1.85%
Observations:
I should have written more, but my productivity has been erratic.
Even though my gross income increased, expenses also increased so I’m no better off.
___
*I may update this information later; I’m confident that I’ve had additional stories published but have not yet received my contributor copies. Updated 4/28/13.
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