By Kathy Bryson Punctuation: Less = More! E.B. White was not only the author of children’s classics like Charlotte’s Web and Stuart Little, but he also revised and edited The Elements Of Style, probably the definitive guide to English… Continue Reading
Fun with Punctuation- by Kathy Bryson An Interview with David B. Coe- by Edmund R. Schubert Scene-Rooting and Micro-Edits: A Craft Interview with Faith Hunter- by Edmund R. Schubert Turning Your Short Story into a Novel- by Kathy Bryson Winners… Continue Reading
Thought Surgery- by Richard Webb Subscribe- by Bethany Willis No Place for the Unknown- by Judah Lamey Mickey and Moby- by Dwain Campbell John Wesley Harding- by Connor Lee Winters Following Alice- By Florin… Continue Reading
By Kathy Bryson I was lucky to be one of the judges for Teleport’s recent contest, getting to read some great stories. But it was also a frustrating experience because some of those stories hinted at whole new,… Continue Reading
Greetings, I received approximately 139 submissions for this contest. Most of the stories are of a high caliber and it was not easy to choose the winners. I’m impressed by the work submitted. Thank you all for your participation and… Continue Reading
By Kathy Bryson When you watch Star Wars or Star Trek, have you ever wondered what it would be like to actually live in those universes? The action’s exciting, but how would you garden on Tatoonie or decorate… Continue Reading
By Kathy Bryson “But did you see her outfit?” Seamus O’Reilly roared, the force of his bellow carrying him up and off the couch. “Yes, I saw it, honey,” his wife returned calmly, unperturbed. She hunted through the bowl… Continue Reading
By Kathy Bryson You think your life is tough? Try turning into a hairy, snarling beast – well, sort of! The 3rd installment in The Med School series, Giovanni Joins The Werewolves, is now available! This is a tongue-in-cheek… Continue Reading
Thank you, Teleport, for having me. I’m happy to announce the 2nd installment of The Med School Series is now live on Amazombie, etc. Why write about medical school? What many don’t realize is that this series is based on… Continue Reading