Friday, September 4, 2009

WGI: Keep those cards and letters coming!

Only four days left to get your application in for the contest! Just a quick note to announce the most recent applicants to the Watery Grave Short Story Invitational:

Christopher Grant: My Street
Col Bury: Wanted
Lee Hughes: RRP TO RIP
Also, a link list of all the applicants' stories appears in the sidebar. Remember, readers, these are stories in the 2500-word range or less, so take a couple of minutes now and again to read these stories. If you like them, leave feedback there for them. And check out some of the other authors on those 'zines. Maybe you'll find yourself inspired and soon will see your own name and story posted on one of those sites. Stranger things have happened, like me running a writing contest.

In expressing my gratitude to some helpful people yesterday, I overlooked some of the applicants, besides Sandra Seamans, who have generously helped spread the word about the WGI: Christopher Grant, Paul Brazill, Keith Rawson, and also to e-ziner Matt Hilton at Thrillers, Killer 'n' Chillers. Thanks to all of you for helping to spread the word. Did I miss anyone? Speak up, squeaky wheel and all that.

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