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dale-estey's picture
Mar.21.2013
A number of years ago an author took a number of famous short stories, penned by famous authors, and submitted them to a number of prominent magazines. All were rejected. I don't know if any 'personal' comments were made. Memory says that only one or two of the stories were recognised for what they...
bruce-douglas-reeves's picture
Dec.23.2012
Once upon a time, an agent liked a story I wrote and asked if I had a book.  I did.  He liked the novel, too.  He sent it to publishers and one bought it for good money.  The agent also sent the manuscript to movie studios.  One of those bought it, too, for even more money...
bob-mustin's picture
Aug.26.2012
  I started to dig into my backlog of magazines and will let you know what I think of them over the next couple of weeks.  image via zappablamma.com   The trouble with opinions on magazines (and I'm always full of opinions) is that they're edited with the general public in mind. Thus...
nathan-burgoine's picture
May.29.2012
May is "Short Story Month." When I was in New Orleans for Saints and Sinners, I bumped into Chelsea Station, via Jameson Currier. Chelsea Station is a new magazine (two issues thus far) which of gay writing. It's not limited to fiction, or even prose - it features poetry, memoirs, essays,...
luke-james's picture
Apr.01.2012
“This is bleedin’ ridiculous.” Miki says. It’s just after midnight. We’re standing out in Edgbaston Road scanning the deserted street. Hunt tugs open the battered transit’s back doors.  “Yeah, well you lot are on the dole.” Hunt says. “Can’t be too careful. Now get this lot inside, sharpish...
bob-mustin's picture
Feb.20.2012
I've commented infrequently on Atlantic Monthly, a magazine I've read for many more years than I wish to count. I've had my problems with Atlantic; the editors have often tackled important subjects in the magazine, but all too often they've done so with provocative articles...
dale-estey's picture
Jul.27.2011
Travel Magazine © Wally G.   The Most Popular Travel Magazinesby Gennaro Salamone   Travel Magazines With the Highest Circulation (United States) 1. National Geographic 4,493,0242. Via Magazine (AAA) 2,740,4353. AAA Living 2,469,8304. AAA Going Places 2,404,1215. Sunset 1,259,7506. Where...
bob-mustin's picture
Apr.02.2011
Harper’s Magazine/April 2011   I’m what the missus calls a disciplined person – you know, neat of person, tidy of environment, punctual. Which doesn’t mean that my mind always works that way. For instance, I don’t read magazines cover to cover; often I read them selectively, i.e., some articles I...
bob-mustin's picture
Apr.02.2011
Harper’s Magazine/April 2011   I’m what the missus calls a disciplined person – you know, neat of person, tidy of environment, punctual. Which doesn’t mean that my mind always works that way. For instance, I don’t read magazines cover to cover; often I read them selectively, i.e., some articles I...
bob-mustin's picture
Jan.18.2011
It seems that digital publishing, selling, and publishing is moving right along, judging by this interesting piece gleaned from from Poets & Writers. With a title like Electric Literature, you’d never guess that just about the only place this Brooklyn, New York–based quarterly doesn’t publish...