Short Stories: June 02, 2021 Issue [#10792] |
This week: Summer Stories Edited by: NaNoNette More Newsletters By This Editor
1. About this Newsletter 2. A Word from our Sponsor 3. Letter from the Editor 4. Editor's Picks 5. A Word from Writing.Com 6. Ask & Answer 7. Removal instructions
Hello writers of short stories,
Summer is that time of year when you should attempt to create a lasting bit of fiction.
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Quote Prompt for June 2021:
"I could never in a hundred summers get tired of this."
-- Susan Branch |
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I received these replies to my last Short Stories newsletter "Workshop" Would you like to join a short story writing workshop?
Bikerider wrote: I enjoyed your May 6th Short Story Newsletter. Novel and short story workshops require a big-time commitment. While I would join a workshop, I don't think I could commit to running or sponsoring one. Are there any short story or novel workshops on WDC?
Quick-Quill wrote: I joined the Novel workshop on WDc twice. I respect the teacher so much and I got the plot for my first book from the first class I took. It has become a favorite among readers all over. In fact (tongue in cheek) the used copy is selling for $940 HAHA
The Vanishing of Katherine Sullivan by Christina Weaver
Lilli 🧿 ☕ wrote: Yes, I think I would like that very much!
PiriPica wrote: Great idea!
D. Reed Whittaker wrote: Details? Limited to short stories? Definition of a short story? Tit for tat - exchange reviews? Turnaround time? What do you mean by workshop? Sounds like a good idea. How would it differ from WDC contests?
AJBurchell- Australia wrote: Yes! I want to write a short story for a local, Australian writing group who will use the top stories for an anthology for this year's winning writers!
Cobe wrote: Yes!
Richard ~ Thankful!! wrote: Short Answer; Yes!
Serena Blade wrote: sure, challenge the mind. :)
Jay O'Toole wrote: That sounds like a great idea.
The Poet's Place has helped my poetry.
The Novel Workshop has helped my longer prose.
Short story workouts would help me to focus my ideas and presentation.
Yeah. I would definitely be interested in a short story writing workshop.
JCosmos wrote: yes I would be interested. I have been an avid member of the Poet's corner which has helped me tremendously. A short story workshop would be awesome.
BakaBellflower wrote: Interested, but not convinced. Maybe more info?
Grotto wrote: Sounds great!
elephantsealer wrote: I would be interested to join a short story writing workshop. However, I would like to know first what the workshop would be all about...
sabujava wrote: Yes, I want join it.
Dragonfly wrote: yes
Tadpole1 wrote on May 10: Maybe. I’d like more info.
Tadpole1 wrote on May 25: Hey guys, Did this Short Story Workshop take off? Tadpole1
After seeing the replies, I wondered how many read the newsletter that went with it. There were several resources listed in the editor's picks as well as a whole paragraph describing what a short story workshop could look like. |
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