I completed my fifth short story of the year, a 1,600-word bit of lesbian erotica I started June 13, 2009.
I haven't written erotica in years, and I have no idea where to submit the story.
I completed my fifth short story of the year, a 1,600-word bit of lesbian erotica I started June 13, 2009.
I haven't written erotica in years, and I have no idea where to submit the story.
I received my 6th acceptance of the year yesterday evening, an unexpected request to reprint one of my crime fiction stories. It feels nice when the editors come to me.
I finished, but did not submit, my second story of the year this morning. It's a 1,400-word bit of horror fiction. Unfortunately, the top horror markets are currently closed for submission and/or it doesn't seem to fit the needs of the markets that are open.
So, into the filing cabinet it goes until I find an appropriate place to submit it.
I finished and submitted my first short story of the year, a 2,450-word bit of dark crime fiction that might also be considered non-supernatural horror.
I'm surprised that I'm five months into the year and this is my first completed story.
I received my 5th acceptance of the year this morning. This one's for a 3,200-word bit of crime fiction.
I awoke to two acceptances this morning: one's a 4,700-word PI story, the other's an 1,800-word science fiction story.