Showing posts with label WEbook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WEbook. Show all posts

Monday, September 7, 2009

Short story submitted - 'The Dan experience'

I've submitted a second, longer piece for possible publication in the forthcoming Eve's Harvest anthology, to be published by Lip Magazine. The theme for the anthology is 'one'. 'The Dan experience' is about the disappointing emptiness of first love.

Submissions are being accepted via email or through WEbook. As I posted mine to WEbook, it's available for your reading pleasure here. You can also leave feedback. It's a bit scary submitting material that exposes bits of yourself, don't you think?

Saturday, August 1, 2009

WEbook submission: Memories

I may be just procrastinating from doing the jobs I should really be doing, but these 50-word stories keep coming to me. Here's another one. Very melancholic and sad. You have been warned.

WEbook submission: Stinky pants

Another nanostory - this one for all the mums out there!

Friday, July 31, 2009

WEbook submission: Rolling stuck

Another WEbooks nanostory submission. The theme this time is 'story loop'. Mine takes place on a train.

Thursday, July 30, 2009

WEbook submission: Shuffling sideways

Some nights I'm so tired I find it hard to write anything. The WEbook nanostory projects are fantastic for finding inspiration. The one I'm contributing to is themed 'What I did last summer' and each submission has to be exactly 50 words. That's not a lot of space to tell a story. It can be any genre, as long as it relates to summer holidays and is 50 words, no more, no less. My latest submission is 'Shuffling sideways'. If you're struggling to get going, give it a try. It won't hurt a bit!

Tuesday, July 28, 2009

WEbook submission: Squeezing a watermelon

If you haven't checked out WEbook yet, it's a cool place to workshop your writing, as well as make your own contributions to 'projects'. They also have challenges. I submitted a 50-word nanostory here, called 'Squeezing a watermelon'.