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Write1Sub1 Week #14 Check-In

Sunday 10 April 2011

Sunday is Write1Sub1 Weekly check-in day. I'm posting updates on my short fiction output here as well as over on the main Write1Sub1 blog.

My main short fiction work this week has been on another fantasy story called Three Miraculous Homunculi. I'd hoped to get a draft completed this week but that didn't work because of, you know, stuff. Hopefully the story will be next week's "write 1". Fortunately Twitter fiction has helped keep me on track ...

Written :
  • Three Twitter-length stories written : Written in the Stars, Masterwork and Distant Bells.
Submitted :
    • SF flash story wolF emiT from last week revised and submitted.
    Published :

    • Twitter tale Time Dilation from week #3 published by Trapeze.
      Posted by Simon Kewin at 08:00

      8 comments:

      1. Deborah Walker10 April 2011 at 08:57

        Thanks goodness for twitter fiction. It's kept me on track, too. But not this week, I managed a nice, strange 5K fantasy that I subbed to Clarkesworld. But, the children are off school now, yikes.

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      2. Simon Kewin10 April 2011 at 09:24

        Deborah,

        That's great : best of luck with the submission. But, yes, mine are off too this week. Could be more Twitter fiction coming!

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      3. Old Kitty10 April 2011 at 10:59

        I just gave Time Dilation a 5 stars vote cos it's just fabulous - brilliant!! Yay! Take care
        x

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      4. Simon Kewin10 April 2011 at 13:22

        Ooh, thanks Old Kitty - much appreciated.

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      5. The Words Crafter10 April 2011 at 15:43

        Duh, Time Dilation! When I went to read it, I forgot that part. Some. Nope, ALL of your Twitter Fiction, in my opinion, would make wonderful full length stories!

        My head is stopped up and I don't know if this made sense...sorry.

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      6. Simon Kewin10 April 2011 at 16:39

        Words Crafter,

        Thanks, it's very kind of you to say that.

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      7. Anonymous10 April 2011 at 21:01

        Best of luck with your current fantasy-run, sir. The gates of Fantasy Magazine shall not prevail against you!

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      8. Simon Kewin10 April 2011 at 21:05

        Milo,

        Thanks. They've prevailed pretty well so far!

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      I'd love to know what you think.