An amazing thing happened recently. At least it’s amazing to me. Perhaps not the holy grail for a new writer, but a scaled down, still just as gleaming, slightly less voluminous cup which is but one step closer in the long and seemingly impenetrable process of becoming traditionally published. Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls,…
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No Service
I have no service. I’m writing this as I ride along in my husband’s car surrounded by Wyoming plains. Yesterday we visited the Crazy Horse memorial and Mount Rushmore (both of which I had never seen before). After, we spent the night in charming little Deadwood, South Dakota where I proceeded to win sixty dollars…
Rocky Mountain Writer #65
Rachel Craft & Wild Magic This time on the Rocky Mountain Writer we have another writer who contributed to the RMFW short story anthology Found, published last September. Rachel Craft, who writes as Rachel Delaney, had a story called “Every Drop of Light” included in that new anthology. Rachel Craft is a full-time engineer and part-time…
Audio Books
I love audio books. One of the reasons is that I live alone and I like someone to read a story to me before (or while) I fall asleep. For these, I choose books I’ve already read/heard before (and I DO reread and re-listen to books in my library). Like many people, I enjoy listening…
The Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers Blog Needs You!
First: Co-editor Julie Kazimer and I are looking for one new regular monthly contributor to the RMFW Blog. If we have several applicants, you get a bonus point if you’re already familiar with WordPress. You receive a second bonus point if you are funny (as in humor writing). And you get more points if you…