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.
Just wanted to let
you know that I have had a story included in the Coven of Witches
anthology from West Avenue Publishing (“A Cure for a Broken Heart”) and a story
published in the spring issue of Peasant magazine (A Loyal Man).
Both of these benefited from feedback provided by members of the Intensive
Creative Writing, so thank you all.
I’m looking forward
to our retreat in Algonquin Park – coming up fast!
Helen Patterson
Note: Our June retreat in Algonquin is full,
but there is still space in the September retreat at Arowhon Pines Resort in
Algonquin (here)
and in the October retreat at The Briars Resort on Lake Simcoe (here).
Also,
we still have room in our classes scheduled for this summer (see here).
For
information about submitting to Peasant
magazine (and a few other places to send you short pieces) see here.
Hi, Brian.
My story “Who You Gonna Call” is up now on DarkWinter
Press here.
Please feel free to share – much appreciated!
Also, I just took 2nd place in the Canadian Authors Association, Toronto’s short story contest with “Amphibians.”
Sharon Frayne
Note: For information about submitting to DarkWinter
literary magazine (and a few other places to send you short pieces)
see here.
Hi, Brian.
I wrote this piece, “Riding
the Wave” in a rush for a contest, so I didn’t workshop it with anyone. It did
not win but I did manage to get it published in Braided Way.
I credit the
development of my writing to your workshop classes.
Denisha Naidoo
Read Denisha’s story here.
Note: For information about submitting to Braided
Way (and a few other places, see
here.
Hi,
Brian.
I wanted to let you know that my novel, Thirty Feet Under, has been included on the shortlist for the Crime Writers of
Canada Best Unpublished Crime Novel (commonly referred to as the Unhung Arthur
award). Thanks to you and the group for all your help and guidance.
Bill
Wodhams
Hi, Brian!
Just wanted to share with you that Prairie Fire
accepted the piece “Sweet Scent of Baby Powder” AKA “Lorena“ for publication in
their 50 over 50 anthology. It was critiqued in the Wednesday afternoon
class.
Feeling inspired!
Evena
Gottschalk
Yay, Evena! I know that a few Quick Brown Fox readers are
getting published in this upcoming issue of Prairie Fire which will
feature 50 writers over 50 years old. It’s now too late to submit for that
issue, but Prairie Fire is always open to submissions – and doesn’t usually
have an age requirement. For information on submitting to Prairie Fire (and
a few other places), see here.
Note: See where else you fellow writers are getting published here (and scroll down).
See all my upcoming weekly writing classes, one-day workshops, and four-day retreats here.
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