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THE
ART OF SHORT FICTION What
is it? Author
Charles Blackstone tells.
WRITING GREAT SHORT STORIES Elizabeth Kadetsky who teaches at Sarah Lawrence College and at Columbia University’s School of Journalism serves up some advice.
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CRAFTING
CHARACTERS THAT JUMP OFF THE PAGE Punching
up your
fiction?
Where there's a tipster, there's a way. Discover Robert Gregory Browne's
secrets to
getting multiple book deals.
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BIOFICTION
INTRODUCED Even as she receives 5 stars
on Amazon for Trine Erotic while editing/publishing
Entelechy: Mind & Culture, Alice Andrews takes time
to chat about the esoteric world of this mind-bending read.
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Here's our winner of TOP PICK!
“Duotrope Digest ”
"...think of Duotrope’s Digest as a matchmaker of sorts.
If you write fiction or poetry, we can help you find appropriate markets
for your work."
--Shannon Wendt, Duotrope creator
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IN THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER
Dr. Baxter says my eye surgery was a complete success, and the hole in my iris should heal in a few weeks.
But it hasn’t. My friends in middle school think it’s so fun that I can see a colored glow around people when they talk to each other. Red for romance, green for jealousy, yellow for fear.
But the coolest thing was when that cute Ryan showed up at my house selling candy for a baseball fundraiser. As I answered the door and smiled, he almost fell off the step.
And his glow? Rainbow-colored. I guess he’s kind of confused.
First published in Gotham Writers' Workshop catalog Sandy Green As a member of the Society of Children’s Writers and Illustrators, my work has been published, or is forthcoming, in Chicken Soup for the Child’s Soul and Highlights for Children, Fandangle, Dragonfly Spirit, Kids Can Click, and KidVisions. The Florida Freelance Writers Association has recently awarded one of my poems fourth place in their yearly contest. I have been assisting the children’s librarian in the local elementary school library for the past nine years.
IN THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER won the Spring 2005 100 Word Writing Contest by Gotham Writers' Workshop. It was published on line, as well as in their Summer 2005 catalog.
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