During the past two weeks I've received four acceptances. Brilliant (kristen-bailey.com/brillant) accepted the story "Snow" (Pittsburgh Snow) and two articles about the writing of flash fiction for the March issue of the print anthology; I've already downloaded the eBook which cost $1.29. And I just received (2/20/07) a contract from The Steel City Review, (www.steelcityreview.com)--after two rejections ("Snow" and "Water") for "Oakland Nights" which will go on line in their June/July issue.
Yes, it can be done. My secret is revison, revison, revision, let it rest, revison and more revision. I'll be posting a new story on AD tomorrow. I want to go over it one last time. Over a period of years I've revised it eight times.
PS. Both these publications are open for submissions.
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