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Quote by magnificent1rascal


(And yes, I do have a favorite pen. I suppose it could be considered my thing.)


This wouldn't by any chance be your favorite pen...would it?
Oh, I just remembered...I like to have my computer with me when I write...I guess that would be my "thing"...
I had seen this article when it first appeared in a newsletter earlier this year, and now that I'm working on my author page over on Amazon, I thought I'd dig it up...

Are you rightfully an "award-winning writer?" Well, according to Writing-World if you've ever won a contest you most definitely are...which I know happens to apply to a few people here...go for it my friends...

Step Into the Winner's Circle!
http://www.writing-world.com/contests/winners.shtml[/size]
Quote by gypsymoth
So perhaps a closed door with a "Do Not Disturb" sign on it would be the "thing" I need.


A "Do Not Disturb" sign? Way too late for that...I'm already disturbed...

So, you write while you're awake, eh Rump? I'll have to try that one sometime...not sure how it would work though...
I don't really have a lucky "thing" per se, but I can't really imagine writing without a cup of coffee and a pack of cigarettes nearby...just sayin'
Just got this notice...I think every poem I wrote this year will be in print actually...just saying...

Note that I labeled my file submission "Poetry Submission, The Crusty Snail May 2012"...Craig gets a lot of abuse about the name of his fine literary journal...

Dear Alan Jankowski,

Thank you for sending us "Poetry Submission, The Crusty Snail May 2012". We would like to publish "Arrested By The Grammar Police" and "Steal This Poem" on "The Rusty Nail." Thanks again for thinking of us. We will alert you via email both when your work appears on the website and when it is published in the print edition.

Sincerely,
Craig Hart
Editor-in-Chief
The Rusty Nail

If you found us through Duotrope, we encourage you to record your listing here: http://duotrope.com/market_7160.aspx

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Just got this notice...I think every poem I wrote this year, alright except one, will be in print actually...just saying...

Note that I labeled my file submission "Poetry Submission, The Crusty Snail May 2012"...Craig gets a lot of abuse about the name of his fine literary journal...

Dear Alan Jankowski,

Thank you for sending us "Poetry Submission, The Crusty Snail May 2012". We would like to publish "Arrested By The Grammar Police" and "Steal This Poem" on "The Rusty Nail." Thanks again for thinking of us. We will alert you via email both when your work appears on the website and when it is published in the print edition.

Sincerely,
Craig Hart
Editor-in-Chief
The Rusty Nail

If you found us through Duotrope, we encourage you to record your listing here: http://duotrope.com/market_7160.aspx

You can also follow "The Rusty Nail" on Facebook and Twitter to be notified as updates appear on the website.
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/rustynailmag
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Let me go finish that story before it gets pneumonia, or the cockroaches eat it...

And here all along I thought it was dogs that ate stories...oh wait, that's homework...my bad...
Cerebro Press is accepting submissions for novels and short stories for certain anthologies, including reprints...but, check the guidelines to see exactly what they want...basically dark fiction, thriller, sci-fi for teens, that sort of thing...go for it...

Submissions - Cerebro Press - Dark Fiction Publisher
http://www.cerebropress.com/submissions[/size]
Quote by scooter

Where in the heck do you get all this information?

Storie's space 101 !


Yeah Scooter...there still might be some space left in the class, you'll have to talk to Lisa...

You do have to pay in advance though...hope that's not a problem...
Cool..."Underwords is now accepting submissions for our next project Futuredaze: An Anthology of YA Science Fiction, a science fiction anthology for teens, young adults, and the young at heart."..."Paying $200 per story and $25 per poem for first North American anthology rights, payable upon publication."...go for it my friends...

Submission Guidelines for Futuredaze: An Anthology of YA Science Fiction
http://underwordsblog.com/publications-projects/guidelines-futuredaze/[/size]
Quote by Rumple_deWriter
Maybe we should try our hand at, say: Peace and War by Leo Tolkien, or some such. smile


That's a great idea there Mr. Rump, and maybe I'll do that one next...still have to finish the ones I'm working on now..."For Whom The Toll Bells" and "The Crimson Letter"...
Hi Melissa...and to our little site known throughout the free world and beyond as Stories Space...

Feel like I know you from somewhere...give me a while, and it will come to me...

Cheers,
Alan.
Quote by VanessaFinaughty
It's Dirty Martini's fault I'm here silly


Yeah, just blame me for everything around here...and why not? Everyone else does...just take a number and get in line...oh, and welcome to Stories Space btw...
Just in case you don't feel like reading my most popular story Sexual Healing for free on this fine site known as Stories Space, you'll be glad to know you can now go out and purchase it over on Alfie Dog Limited...a new U.K. based publisher of short stories...

Sexual Healing - Alan W. Jankowski - 2000 words (Romance)
http://alfiedog.com/products-page/authors/alan-w-jankowski/sexual-healing-alan-w-jankowski-2000-words-romance/

Alfie Dog officially launches May 16, and they do buy short stories...including those previously published, so check it out my friends...here's the link to the home page...

Alfie Dog Limited
alfiedog.com


"If you are a poet that wants to share your talent with the world then we want to hear from you. Enter the Printerinks poetry competition for a chance to win £100!"...Poems must be in English and no longer than 45 lines...check it out, you have another week or so, and good luck my friends...

printerinks poetry competition
http://www.printerinks.com/poetry-competition.html[/size]
"Thin Threads publishes stories of "moments, events or decisions, each showing how the course of our lives can be redirected for the better" (pays $100)"...good luck my friends...


Inspirational Short Stories - Life Changing Moments, Motivational Stories - Thin Threads
http://www.thinthreads.com/[/size]
"God Makes Lemonade publishes stories of how "something unexpectedly good happens that never would have happened without something painful happening first" (pays $250 plus 10 free copies):"...true stories only btw...go for it my friends...

home | God Makes Lemonade
http://www.godmakeslemonade.com/home
Quote by scooter
I joined because of the lack of gold membership fee's.


Damn, so I take it you won't be interested in the deluxe Stories Space Platinum membership plan anytime soon, eh? Comes with access to the special Platinum member private chat room...

Oh wait...our chat room is pretty private as it is...never mind...
Btw, I'd like to note that eFiction is now a top rated journal over on Amazon...they are currently at number five at the time of this posting...no mean feat I might add, considering the number of mags out there these days...

Amazon Top Rated: best Magazines & Journals
http://www.amazon.com/gp/top-rated/digital-text/241646011/ref=zg_bs_tab_t_tr?pf_rd_p=1331612862&pf_rd_s=right-8&pf_rd_t=2101&pf_rd_i=list&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=0SB1CS9885XJNY1W4HC1[/size]
Btw, one of my FB friends just posted this...I guess this is how they did it in the old days...