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Showing posts with label Leave the Stone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Leave the Stone. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
"Leave the Stone" now live at The Washington Pastime
My historical story, "Leave the Stone," has been reprinted by The Washington Pastime.
Saturday, March 31, 2012
A story so nice, they're printin' it twice! Reprint accepted by the Washington Pastime
I just received word that The Washington Pastime is going to reprint my story, "Leave the Stone," which originally appeared at Frontier Tales. No disrespect to Frontier Tales, but I really liked the look of TWP and I'm glad this story is going to get a little more exposure.
RLR
RLR
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
"Leave the Stone" to be published by frontiertales.com
I've just learned that my historical fiction/western piece, "Leave the Stone," will be published by Frontier Tales (frontiertales.com). I'll provide a direct link once it's published.
I'd written the story as sort of an experiment, and I was pleased with the result. While historical fiction isn't my normal thing, I've always had an interest in history (history major as an undergrad, did three years of Ph.D. coursework in American history). And there's not as much of a leap from writing sci-fi/fantasy to historical fiction as there is jumping from sci-fi to contemporary literary fiction. You're still looking to write a solid short story, but rather than an invented world, you set your story in the world as it once was. I quite enjoyed the experience (and it beat the heck out of writing the non-fiction history I produced as a grad student).
I'm glad that there's a site like Frontier Tales available. It is VERY tough to get westerns published.
-RLR
I'd written the story as sort of an experiment, and I was pleased with the result. While historical fiction isn't my normal thing, I've always had an interest in history (history major as an undergrad, did three years of Ph.D. coursework in American history). And there's not as much of a leap from writing sci-fi/fantasy to historical fiction as there is jumping from sci-fi to contemporary literary fiction. You're still looking to write a solid short story, but rather than an invented world, you set your story in the world as it once was. I quite enjoyed the experience (and it beat the heck out of writing the non-fiction history I produced as a grad student).
I'm glad that there's a site like Frontier Tales available. It is VERY tough to get westerns published.
-RLR
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