Thanks to your contributions and suggestions to improving my short
memoir, “The Backyard Car,” the Globe & Mail published on January 22nd.
So excited!!!!
Sally Wylie
Read Sally’s story here. For
information on submitting a “Facts and Arguments” essay to the Globe and Mail,
see here.
Hey, Brian!
I have some exciting news. I've been published in a newspaper serving Golden, Revelstoke and Invermere, BC, The Local Townie. I'm the only one writing fiction for it, and it is a five part short story series that started in November.
I have some exciting news. I've been published in a newspaper serving Golden, Revelstoke and Invermere, BC, The Local Townie. I'm the only one writing fiction for it, and it is a five part short story series that started in November.
Here is the link to the first issue, my story is on page 23.
Glad to say your workshops have helped me keep writing, and its turned out great!
Susan Leenhouts
Glad to say your workshops have helped me keep writing, and its turned out great!
Susan Leenhouts
Dear Brian,
I've
experienced great success with my writing these last few months.
Three
of my stories found their way into anthologies. My paranormal flash
fiction, Soldier's Last Wish, appeared
in Commuterlit
Selections.
The
anthology A River Runs by it,
released in October, features two of my nonfiction stories: Twilight Imagery and The Legend of Hallowed Ground.
A
humorous short story,
Delusional Date, won the Eden Mills Writers' Festival Fringe contest in September
– a thrilling once-in-a-lifetime experience.
But it
was a September posting on Quick Brown Fox about a crime fiction contest
sponsored by Your McMurray Magazine and Northword that resulted in the most
recent excitement.
My
crime story entry Whiskey
Nights was awarded second prize and $1,500.
This
win encouraged me to focus my writing on the genre I love. I have since
joined Crime Writers of Canada and look forward to a long association.
Finally,
I'd like to thank you for your support in posting some of my work on Quick
Brown Fox, including several of my book reviews.
Quick
Brown Fox is the best blog for writers to follow. It has all the
information an aspiring writer needs to succeed.
Brian,
Yay! I
published a couple of memoirs in True North Perspective, and
now my first short story has been published on CommuterLit (here).
Norm Rosolen
Hi, Brian.
Just wanted to let you know that Commuterlit.com published my
short story “Ditch Lily.” They also published “Ballin' in the Limo
with Lesbo Shoes” a few months back. I heard about Commuterlit.com
through your blog, so I wanted to say thank you – you always have such good
information for writers.
See Brian Henry’s schedule here, including writing workshops and creative writing
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