From Atticus Review: “We are excited to name our nominations for The Pushcart Prize. Congratulations to the six nominees whose outstanding works we will share individually. We had some very tough choices and also plan to post links to the writings of several finalists whose stories, poems, and essays were on our shortlist. This year’s […]
My flash fiction story “Unexpecting (for David (not Lee Roth))” is one of Jersey Devil Press Magazine’s 2014 Pushcart Prize nominations!
Night Train closes for submissions for our annual short story and poetry anthology this coming Friday, December 5th! Submit at http://www.night-train.org/submissions/. We continue to accept #Fireboxfiction (stories under 1,500 words) year round. And, we publish those stories on our site on a (approximately) bi-weekly basis. Check us out at http://www.night-train.org.
And I’m on the list! Announcement To buy Blink-Ink issue #17 and read my tiny story “After,” follow the instructions for subscription here: Subscribe
From the Night Train statement of being, regarding Firebox Fiction: “In a steam locomotive, the firebox keeps the engine going. At Night Train, we define Firebox Fiction as short stories of 1,500 words or less, bursting with creative fire.” Since writing this, many have asked: “So, what do you mean by creative fire?” Here’s […]
You may have read “Sheitel” back in June when it appeared on the Bartleby Snopes website. The semi-annual PDF/print issue is now available, and my story is on page 39. My original artwork accompanies the piece this time around. Check out the PDF, and you can order a print copy from Lulu or a Kindle […]
The big news in these parts: I’m very pleased to say I am one of the new Associate Editors at Night Train literary magazine. Night Train has been on hiatus but will be open to submissions again very soon. In the meantime, check out the archives at the new website. I’m very excited!
Good news! I’ve received notification that regardless of the readers’ poll, my short story Sheitel has been chosen as an editor’s favorite and will be included in the semi-annual print/PDF issue. It would still be fantastic if you’d click over to Bartleby Snopes Current Stories page to read the other eligible stories. (I’ve got to say […]
Sheitel, published this month at Bartleby Snopes, is in the running for June Story of the Month. The winning piece will be included in the semi-annual print/PDF publication. You can read my work, along with the other eligible stories, and vote for your favorite (ahem) at this link.
Anna Lea Jancewicz 