WRITERS: When The Going Gets Tough, Sell Short Stories By Rachel Carrington

Don’t overlook short story writing as a viable source of income, ideas, and exposure!
Don’t overlook short story writing as a viable source of income, ideas, and exposure!
Has your yucky, brown snow melted? Are beautiful flowers budding in your yard? Can you believe Easter is FINALLY almost here??? But…all may not be as bright and sunny as it seems! You’ll find out what we mean when you see the contest topic in your in-box (and on the WritersWeekly website) this Saturday! Grab a fresh cup of coffee, open a window to enjoy the fresh spring air, turn on your laptop, crack your knuckles, and get those creative juices flowing! WE CAN’T *WAIT* TO SEE WHERE YOUR IMAGINATION TAKES US!
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