64 // Using the Six Senses in Your Writing—Showcase PLUS Prompts

64 // Using the Six Senses in Your Writing—Showcase PLUS Prompts

In this episode, I talk to six writers in my Writerly Love writing community about writing through the senses. This conversation was a follow up to a series of guided writing sessions we did, with each focusing on prompts related to the senses. You’ll hear from these...
How I Published In The Masters Review

How I Published In The Masters Review

By Sherine Elbanhawy I have been subscribed to The Masters Review for years, and I love the work they publish. They were my first choice for “Night Stencils.” All summer, I kept revising the story up until the deadline. I couldn’t believe it when I got short-listed;...
How I Published In Five on the Fifth

How I Published In Five on the Fifth

By Candace Webb “The Swimming Hole” was at least four years old when I started submitting it. It started as a flash fiction piece centred on a setting I loved, the covered bridge in Wakefield, Quebec. After between 10 and 20 revisions and two or three rounds of...
63 // Ghosts and Haunting with Room Editor Ellen Chang-Richardson

63 // Ghosts and Haunting with Room Editor Ellen Chang-Richardson

In this episode, Ellen Chang-Richardson and I both speak as editorial collective members at Room, and as editors of the upcoming issue of Room’s Ghosts issue. That is issue number 46.3, if you’re counting. And submissions are due on January 5, 2023, which is very...
How I Published In Defenestration

How I Published In Defenestration

By Agata Antonow My story was somewhat literary and also funny, and I realized pretty quickly that was something of a niche focus. As I had been working on writing and editing “The Family Company,” I had been thinking of submitting to Taddle Creek, which I had read...

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