Mark Spector wanted to share his big news: I thought you’d like to know that my first published (as opposed to self-published) story is now in Aphelion: The Webzine of Science Fiction and Fantasy.
It’s called Grip and I developed it on this site.
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Sara Ellis wants everyone to know : “I just wanted to say that my story “The Museum of Average Days” has been accepted to Shoreline of Infinity’s special climate change issue. It will be published under a different title, “If Cooler Heads”–I sort of scrapped the museum part thanks to some feedback. I wanted to say thanks as the feedback on this site was very helpful, and the Editors’ Choice review was a lovely vote of confidence that kept me going when I might have given up. ”
So, so happy to hear this Sara! Congratulations.
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Bobby Harrell sold two stories! “This is older news to me, but I haven’t had a chance to update the Workshop yet. I sold “The Advantage is Decadent and Depraved” to defenestrationism.net on June 14th, 2022 AND a story called Case Race on OWW and now called “Asleep at the Wheel on the Razorwave Grand Prix” will be published later this year in The Back Forty anthology!!! I found out about the second sale on November 21st 2022.”
Double congratulations!
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Ethan Sabatella has good news to share: “I wanted to reach out to announce that a story I had workshopped on OWW has sold. My story, entitled “The Abartachs’ Hostage” will be featured in DMR Books’ anthology Die By the Sword Volume 1, set to be published in May 2023.”
A great start to a new year! Congratulations, Ethan.
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Jack Windeyer wants everyone to know he made his first sale!
“Writing to let you know about my first sale. “Therapy is Now in Beta” is included in The Colored Lens’ Autumn 2022 issue. The story received fantastic feedback across two drafts from this workshop. Thanks especially to Rodrigo Culagovski who reviewed both drafts!”
Huge congratulations, Jack! First sales are a total rush. Enjoy it.
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Rodrigo Culagovski wrote to tell us: “Just to report that I sold “Max Loves the Internet”, which was reviewed on the workshop by Jack Windeyer, C J Peterson, Darrell Newton, Shannon Walch, F Teesak, Dean Altman, and Lyri Ahnam last March and April.
As always, I’m indebted to the workshop and everybody on it for kick starting my writing career at the tender age of 51.”
Yay, Rodrigo!
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Ethan Sabatella wrote with great news: I wanted to reach out to let you know that an anthology featuring a story I wrote and had critiqued in the OWW has just been published today. “Samhain Sorceries” anthology from DMR Books is now available in eBook and paperback.
My story featured in this anthology, entitled “The Tomb of Tigernmas”, is a tale of revenge, ruin, and horror in a single night. A bitter chieftain invokes the power of a dying god to unleash an army of the un-dead upon his foe. In the midst of it, two young warriors must survive the night and undo his foul spell. This and the other stories within are perfect to ease your way into the Halloween season.”
Congratulations, Ethan!
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Douglas Schwarz sent really good news: “My novelette “Le Sorcier de Lascaux” (workshopped on OWW!) appears in the current (Sept/Oct 22) issue of Fantasy & Science Fiction. The issue is available here from Weightless Books.”
Pro sales are always exciting. Huge congratulations, Douglas!
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Wonderful news from Rodrigo Culagovski: “Just wanted to let you know I sold “You Don’t Have to Watch This Part” to the Dark Matter Presents: Monstrous Futures anthology.
The story was reviewed in the workshop by Kathleen Morrish, Steve Brady, Albert Chu, Ethan Sabatella, and Lyri Ahnam. It’s my third pro sale since joining the workshop less than a year ago and there’s no way that would have happened without the feedback, criticism, and encouragement I’ve gotten from the people here.”
Huge congratulations, Rodrigo!
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Gregor Hartmann wrote with great news: “I’m pleased to announce that “A Language Older Than Ears,” another Inspector Song mystery, has been published in Andromeda Spaceways Magazine (June 2022 issue). It was critiqued here last spring. Thanks again to Andrea Horlick, Larry Pinaire, Bryce Heckman, Kathleen Morrish, and Emily Scharf for their comments.”
Congratulations, Gregor!