Congratulations to Cyndi and Betty on their new books and to Jill and Jennifer on

If you’ve had a story (or a book!) published, if you’ve won or placed in a writing contest, if you’ve gotten yourself an agent, or if you have any other news, send me an email so I can share your success. As writers, we’re all in this together, and your good news gives us all a boost. 

Also, be sure to let know if you're looking for a writers' group or beta readers; a notice in Quick Brown Fox, will help you find them. 

Email me at: brianhenry@sympatico.ca

 

Hi, Brian.

Years ago, when I was living in Kitchener, I took a number of your workshops.  I found them interesting, informative and helpful.

My novel has just been accepted by Crooked Lane Books. It should be published by next spring.  

Cheers
Cyndi MacMillan 

Read more about Cyndi’s upcoming novel here.  

For information about submitting to Crooked Lane, see here.

If you’re interested in getting published, join us for our online How to Get Published workshop with literary agent Barbara Berson of the Helen Heller agency. Details here.

 

Hi, Brian.

Hope all is well.

I'm excited to send you this link to a story that was published in Agnes & True, a dream lit mag for me. Thank you, as always, for how you and your workshop participants have helped me to improve my writing.

Best,

Jill Malleck

To read Jill’s story, “Blue Lines,” see here.

For information on submitting to Agnes and Trues – and to other good markets – see here.

 

Brian,

I have attended many of your workshops here in Sudbury, Ontario, and always received exceptional writing knowledge and guidance from you. My novel, A Burning We Will Die, is now available. Published by Renaissance Press in Gatineau, Quebec, this mystery story involves a Registered Nurse as an amateur protagonist working in our Northern Ontario community. Thank you for aiding in my direction to see my first novel published.

Thank you again,

Betty Guenette

Available from Chapters here.

 

Hi, Brian.

After a long drought of not writing any short pieces I recently had a very short piece, titled “Ninety-one,” published on 50-Word Stories here. I love that micro-fiction genre. A great place for your new-writer/new-students to get published and gain confidence.

And then, 50-Word Stories published a Part 2 to my story titled. You can read that one here.  

I’ve also got another article being published in Canadian Yachting magazine’s June issue. They pay real money! (Woohoo!)

Hope you are well,

Regards,

Jennifer M. Smith

Author of Green Ghost, Blue Ocean

Winner of the 2019 Pottersfield Prize for Creative Nonfiction

www.jennifermsmith.com

Note: You can read “Ninety-one” Parts 1 and 2 on Quick Brown Fox here.

And you can read Jennifer’s piece, “Westside Story” in Canadian Yachting here.

For information about submitting to 50-Word Stories, see here.

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