Whether you want super-shorts, love, horror, personal stories, or a mix, there’s something for you at the Natalie McNabb Amazon Author Page. Check it out, if ya wanna… Hint Fiction: An Anthology of Stories in 25 Words or Fewer W. W. Norton and Company Paperback: $11.13 Kindle Edition: $8.99 Love Notes: A Collection of Romantic Poetry [...]
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Check it Out – Amazon Author Page
Posted in News, Published Fiction, Published Poetry, tagged Adoption, American Short Fiction, anthology, Arts, Catalyst Book Press, dark moon books, Fiction, flash fiction, Hint Fiction, horror, love, non-fiction, Online Writing, Poetry, publish, publishing Industry, vagabondage press, Valentines Day, W. W. Norton & Company, Writer, Writer Resources, writing on 02.16.2012 | 1 Comment »
New Flash Fiction – Six Minute Magazine
Posted in News, Published Fiction, tagged Arts, Chevrolet, dog, E-zines, Fiction, flash fiction, gas, gas station, Online Writing, Oregon, Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, overalls, pump, W. W. Norton & Company on 01.14.2012 | 1 Comment »
Borrowed Gas Can, Hwy 99 out in Six Minute Magazine, Winter 2012 edition inspired by a guy and his dog near some Oregon dunes, as was “View from a ’77 Chevy Scottsdale” (in Hint Fiction: An Anthology of Stories in 25 Words or Fewer, W. W. Norton and Company) Six Minute Magazine is ”a print and electronic magazine…[containing] quality [...]
Dustin Grella Animates “View from a ’77 Chevy Scottsdale”
Posted in News, Published Fiction, tagged Animation, Arts and Entertainment, Chevrolet, Hint Fiction, Media Production, micro award, micro fiction, scottsdale, W. W. Norton & Company on 08.25.2011 | Leave a Comment »
watch Dustin Grella’s animation of ”View from a ’77 Chevy Scottsdale,” which appears in Hint Fiction from W. W. Norton & Company, by clicking play on the video above or at the Animation Hotline Grella posts animations inspired by messages left in his voicemail leave him a message and maybe he’ll animate it: 212-683-2490 or Skype at animationhotline
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