I’ve noticed that in my short fiction, I usually write from the POV of a male character. In fact, of the stories which I’ve sold, 12 of them have had male POV characters, 3 of them female POV characters, and 1 had a POV which shifted between a male and female character. That’s pretty overwhelming, but [...]
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opposite gender pov characters, and a new rejection
Posted in characters, fantasy, magazines, point of view, rejection, short story, submission, writing, tagged gender, point of view, pov characters, rejection, short story, writing, writing fantasy on December 12, 2008 | 1 Comment »
it took 6000 words
Posted in fantasy, short story, submission, writing, tagged fantasy, short story, submission, word count, writing on July 11, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
..but I finished the short story on Thursday, the one I was trying to get done for last Monday. It’s a fantasy, with a first-person female narrator, and I have to say, it surprised me along the way with its developments, and I like the way it turned out.
The delay was due partly to the excuses I kept making [...]
a proofreader who proofreads herself…
Posted in proofreading, submission, writing, tagged proofreading, submission, typos, writing on July 1, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
… has a fool for an author. Isn’t that what they say?
On account of this I’m writing a second post today.
New story, written, finished, submitted. That’s SUB-MIT-TED, past tense. Gone, via e-mail to an editor. I swear, last night it looked perfect. Now, looking at it again I see three typos.
Instead of anyway, I have [...]


