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.
Sarah Thompson has ten days on Maui to find her lifetime after lifetime soulmate. She is certain he is waiting for her there on one of the last remaining land masses of Mu still above water.
Sarah Thompson has ten days on Maui to find her lifetime after lifetime soulmate. She is certain he is waiting for her there on one of the last remaining land masses of Mu still above water.
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