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weekly log: April 23
Updates: I don't have a lot to say this week. I've been preparing to travel, and then was on a plane/trapped in an airport for a lot of yesterday. It wasn't a horrible flight, but ugh, so long. And I was so, so
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Sure has been a while, hasn't it? Maybe not for all you newsletter folks, but I kind of dropped off on the weekly updates for a bit there. Part of what happened was going to ICFA in March, but part of it was also just not doing well.
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Updates: This week has been a little slow, especially since I just did the newsletter this last weekend. However, I've managed to go through and pull up some flash fiction markets for a few of the WW stories that I need to polish, so that's good.
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This newsletter is coming a little later than intended (I had planned to put it out at the end of February) but at least it's here now? It was a weird month, honestly. January was a wonderful start to the year, even with some of the bumps that
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Hi all! Here's your first weekly post. I'm still not sure what day I'll actually be making these, so bare with me, but we'll sort that out soon. First off, have some stories! Across the Street - Greg van Eekhout This was
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Before we get to the stories for these last couple of weeks, I wanted to mention a few things that will be changing. – I’m going to go ahead and start posting once a week. Not sure on which day yet, but I’m leaning toward Wednesdays. If you have
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Here I am again with another selection of stories. I wasn’t intending to do another set of five, but it just so happened to work out that way. We’ll see if this continues, or if I vary it up every now and then. Who knows. Also, I wanted
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A big part of setting up this blog was to share things I come across that I feel like are worth sharing. I’ve been reading a lot more short fiction this year, and i wanted to showcase some that I’ve truly enjoyed. Not only do I enjoy enabling
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