Archive for Published elsewhere
{ March 15, 2011 @ 8:33 pm }
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{ Microfiction, Published elsewhere }
{ Tags: 5x5, Angel Zapata, fiction, Microfiction, stake, stories } · { }
Murder, Monsters and Misfortune, the first issue of 5×5 Fiction, Stories Told Loud and Clear brought to us by Angel Zapata is out!
The issue consists of 25 complete stories, each 25 words long, told in 5 sentences, with each sentence comprised of 5 words. One of the stories, The Stake, is mine.
I like the idea a lot. 5×5 format is quite strict and it is a real challenge to make the final piece work as a complete story. Great idea, Angel!
Check it out here.
{ May 2, 2010 @ 8:49 am }
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{ Microfiction, Published elsewhere }
{ Tags: disenthralled, flash, Flash fiction, Frigid, Kay, published elsewhere, Snow Queen } · { }
Black and white. Captivating photography and writing. Moving and memorable.
disenthralled is a journal of art, photography and literature that lie somewhere between contemporary Gothic and Noir.
I am proud to be one of the authors whose pieces are featured at disenthralled. A piece I wrote, Frigid (Kay’s story) is a part of ISSUE #7.
disenthralled, ISSUE #7 : Poetry and prose by Karen Baker, J.S. MacLean, Carrie Clevenger, Kilian Conor, Paula Ray, William Doreski, Roberta Lawson, Tyson Bley, Jelena Vencl Ohlrogge. Photography by Jill Auville. Produced by Walter Conley.
{ March 1, 2010 @ 6:47 pm }
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{ Flash fiction, Published elsewhere }
{ Tags: Burn Me Farewell, Flash fiction, Jeffrey S. Callico, negative suck, published } · { }
A piece I wrote, Burn Me Farewell, is featured in the March issue of Jeffrey S. Callico’s Negative Suck.
The March issue of Negative Suck is featuring the following authors and artists:
Kenneth Pobo, Ron Androla, KJ Hays, Eileen Escabar, Emily Smith-Miller, Brittany Wallace, Lyn Lifshin (Negative Suck’s first guest author), John C. Mannone, Lynn Kinsey, Lara Konesky, Kristen Shaw, Adam Moorad, and returning author Jelena Vencl Ohlrogge. (Another piece I wrote, “Some Men Talk Too Much”, was published in The Virgin Issue of Negative Suck in December 2009.)
{ February 28, 2010 @ 5:13 pm }
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{ Flash fiction, Published elsewhere }
{ Tags: Flash fiction, Jason Michel, magazine, Metamorphoses, published, Pulp Metal Magazine } · { }
Jason Michel’s Pulp Metal Magazine‘s March issue is live!
Two of my flash fiction pieces are featured there, one of which is the previously unpublished ‘Metamorphoses‘.
Fiction by Erin Cole, Melanie Browne, Jelena Vencl Ohlrogge, Charlie Coleman and Frank Duffy.
Non-Fiction by Robert Crisman. Paul D Brazill interviews Scottish Award winning journalist & crime writer Tony Black.
Art: Jason Michel talks to Ed Mironiuk and showcases his delectable Pin Ups!
Celluloid: Paul interviews The Guardian’s very own Anne Billson.
Music: Paul takes a trip down memory lane to Liverpool’s punk/post punk scene with Jayne Casey.
And in Mr Brazill’s I DIDN’T SAY THAT, DID I? column, he talks to two notable femme fatales: Carole Parker & Anne Frasier.
{ December 31, 2009 @ 3:50 pm }
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{ Flash fiction, Microfiction, Published elsewhere }
{ Tags: best 2009, Flash fiction, NOT, writing } · { }
Doug Mathewson picks my story Androids Can Be Bored as his favorite flash of 2009! Thank you Doug, I am so honored and happy!
More favorites at the NOT, Michael J. Solender’s blog (which, I must add, he “DESIGNED MOSTLY TO ENTERTAIN HIMSELF”).
{ December 31, 2009 @ 2:50 pm }
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{ Microfiction, Published elsewhere }
{ Tags: Blink Ink, Flash fiction, Microfiction, print, writing } · { }
Lynn Alexander and Doug Mathewson have produced the first issue of Blink|Ink – Print. A free PDF is now available:
Writers as Jim Wittenberg, Michael J Solender, Paul D. Brazill, Robin Stratton and others are featured there.
And, there you can also read a story of mine, ‘Why I Hate Tolstoy‘.
{ December 11, 2009 @ 2:44 pm }
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{ Microfiction, Published elsewhere }
{ Tags: android, At The Bijou, bored, Microfiction, published, short story } · { }
A piece I wrote, Androids Can Be Bored, is playing today At The Bijou!
‘At The Bijou’ is a wonderful site made by Absolutely Kate.
In the most special and very original – only-Kate-can-do-it ways, every Tuesday and Thursday she is presenting chosen authors and their pieces there. Check it out and come back for more!
I am very honoured! : ) Thank you so much, Kate!
{ December 1, 2009 @ 8:52 pm }
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{ Flash fiction, Published elsewhere }
{ Tags: Flash fiction, men, negative suck, published } · { }
My story Some men talk too much got published on Negative Suck in their first, ‘The Virgin Issue’. I am very happy. 🙂
negative suck is for writers who don’t suck and who write things that don’t suck.
And one piece I wrote got published there. How cool is that?! Very cool! 🙂
Please check out all the ten pieces – flash fiction, poems and art. Neither of them sucks, so to say, and they are hang together quite well.
[Edited : Feb 7, 2010 – the content is moved to a pdf document that can be downloaded here. Click on DECEMBER 2009 : THE VIRGIN ISSUE to download it.
‘Some men talk too much‘ starts like this:
You told me I looked so sweet and naive the first time you laid your eyes on me; I was like a little floating cloud of cream and sugar and strawberries and all that drizzled with honey.
I thought you were a bit poetic, but mostly pathetic when talking.
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{ September 27, 2009 @ 5:44 pm }
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{ Published elsewhere, Six sentences }
{ Tags: 6S, other sites, stories } · { }
The links to my Six sentences stories can be found in the column on the right side.
I do not know what to do with those; should I post them both there and here? It feels redundant and unnecessary. Still, one can not comment on them if one is not a member of 6S. Hm, hm. Maybe I should post them here, after all?
For now, I will update the links to the stories as I write more. Today I posted two of them, Departure and We’ll always have our poems
EDITED on 2009/09/28 :
I will post my short stories from 6S here as well. For my own sake. I tend to lose pieces I’ve written, so I will try to gather the most of them here. I’ll tag those with 6S.