11 Reasons Why You Should Submit Your Short Stories to Anthologies - Fiction University

Today when Panzer was washing the windshield of the Panzermobile he found something stuck under the wiper blade. Flattening it out, our fastidious kitty boy discovered it was a post from the Fiction University site about short stories.

 

In her post Rayne Hall lists 11 reasons why an indie author should submit their short stories to anthologies. The reasons are based on the assumption your story is accepted for inclusion in the anthology. These reasons include: you earn validation as a writer, you earn royalties, you earn name recognition and eight more reasons.

 

Had you heard of them?

Panzer says, "This little kitty never heard about cat anthologies before."

 

Note: This is a short-medium length post. Bring a cup of tea and a muffin for today's reading selection.

 

To read the post tootle over to Short Story Anthologies

Creating Suspense in Your Stories

Creaking doors?

Today Panzer was out in the Catosphere and stopped in at Venture Galleries blog. He's been searching for help with editing the novel he wrote for NaNoWriMo. While it's not strictly about editing, he found a post there by Rayne Hall about how to put suspense in your stories. My bad boy's novel does need a little infusion of suspense so he spent some time studying Rayne's post.

If you need help putting suspense in your work, tootle over to Creating Suspense in Your Stories