Love letters: Where your fellow writers are getting published

Dear Brian,I attended your workshop, "How to get Published" last year...and I happened to see a blog post of yours a few months ago for Origami Journal, which was accepting new submissions.

As I result, I made a submission and I'm very excited that my short story, “The Gardener” was accepted for publication in their Summer 2013 issue.

Thanks for always posting valuable and useful info on your blog, as well as conducting your informative workshops.
As a writer, your blog is so helpful and always full of great tidbits! :-)

Enjoy your weekend!
Alice Soon

You can read Alice’s story here. For information about submitting to Origami Journal, see here.
 

Hi, Brian.I just wanted to let you know that the piece I wrote in your memoir class, “Mr. Noodles Was My Babysitter,” was published in the Frustrated Writer's anthology and won first place in their contest! 

Thanks for holding awesome workshops!

Saaqshi

You can read “Mr. Noodles Was My Babysitter” here.

 Hi, Brian.

Once again I am pleased to share with you great news. I will be a Featured Poet in BareBack Magazine July issue. Thanks again, for your support and guidance.

Tres Vassel

Read Tres’s poetry here. For information on submitting to BareBack, see here.

Nancy Kay Clark, publisher of CommuterLit

Hi, Brian.

I found a publisher for my book, Deadly Links, and took the liberty of including you in my Acknowledgments.  Your workshops and panels gave me great insight on this crazy writing/publishing game!

Thanks so much for all of the help, and for all of your efforts in helping us unknown authors realize our dreams.

Please let me know if there is ever anything I can do to support your workshops.

Regards

Paul Murphy

Read more about Deadly Links on Paul’s website here.

Brian,

OMG! CommuterLit accepted “Bucket of Clams.”

Though, I prefer your site because of the amazing graphics.

Suzanne

Read Suzanne’s story, “A Bucket of Clams” here. You can read another story by Suzanne, featuring amazing graphics, here. For information about submitting to CommuterLit, see here.

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