Flash Fiction by Women Writers
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“The first month the old woman didn’t pay her rent she bought a gun instead.
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I wrote a short story called “The Readers” that I unabashedly love. I do, I love this story. I’ve sent it out to a few markets and contests to no avail. Then I found what is the positively perfect spot, a lovely blogsite called 1 Bookshelf.
Although the blog is primarily essays about, you guessed it, a bookshelf, the tabs for submissions also included fiction.
Well, I don’t believe it’s a spoiler to tell you that “The Readers” involves a bookshelf.
Every anthology, blog, website, print or electronic has its own submission requirements. Don’t think for a moment that any two are close enough to just wing it and send. It’s part of a grand plan to be sure that you actually read the submission requirements, that’s the first of many secret passageways to publication you know.