Here's a very short piece of fiction I wrote that was recently published on @SublunaryReview.
The editor described this piece as 'disturbing as hell. And sweet too.' Best description of my writing I've ever heard.
"I swear I can feel the tip of every hair on her body touching mine. I open my eyes and stare at her brain, watching for any subtle shrinkage or pulse."
A short story by T.J. Robinson
https://t.co/A9BitM2LH8
What are we going to do about X?
Writers: is there a viable alternative to this platform where written posts are still valued?
Agents/publishers/mags: is a social media presence for an author as valuable as it used to be?
#WritingCommunity#writing#publishers
I recently revamped my website to better showcase my published fiction: https://t.co/HaI4lnTK9K
Next step is to get some more fiction published to fill out the site. Or maybe Iโll go full 2005 and start up a blog? #WritingCommunity#amwriting
I'm at the point of this current WIP where the excitement has really drained out of the scenes and other ideas are floating through my head, tantalising me with promises of adventure. #WritingCommunity
What's your word count goal for the day? How do you motivate yourself?
I like using the pomodoro technique to break everything up into manageable chunks. If I hit my word count early I get to relax and watch a movie.
Pomodoro: https://t.co/cvR10ynnl3
It is the last day of Hugos 2023 voting.
Strange Horizons is eligible for best semiprozine (eleventh year of nomination, though no rockets just yet!).
Here is a selection from our archives, along with the voter packet, for your consideration.
Good luck to all the finalists!
@mcknight_writes Have you had much luck with strangers in a writing group? I'd love to think of a way that I could check out their writing/they check out my writing before forming a group. What if we totally hate each other's prose?