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[It's Freebie Friday in the Critters Store...]
Awesome new book,
HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR SPECULATIVE FICTION OPENINGS,
from a Critter member whose unearthed a shard of The Secret
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"...if you're at all concerned about story openings, you'd be nuts not to read what Qualkinbush has to say." —Wil McCarthy, author of BLOOM and THE COLLAPSIUM
New Book from a Critter Member
Awesome new book,
HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR SPECULATIVE FICTION OPENINGS,
from a Critter member whose unearthed a shard of The Secret
to becoming a pro writer. Really good piece of work.
"...if you're at all concerned about story openings, you'd be nuts not to read what Qualkinbush has to say." —Wil McCarthy, author of BLOOM and THE COLLAPSIUM
Stayin' Alive
If you want to make a career of SF writing, STAYING ALIVE - A WRITER'S GUIDE by three-time SFWA President Norman Spinrad, published by your Critter Captain's ReAnimus Press, is an indispensable guide to the SF publishing industry by an expert.How to Write SF
Hot off the presses from ReAnimus Press! The Craft of Writing Science Fiction that Sells by Ben Bova, best-selling author and six-time Hugo Award winner for Best Editor. (This is one of the books your ol' Critter Captain learned from himself, and I highly recommend it.)
Book Recommendation
It's like discovering a new Heinlein book:
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Woo-hoo!
My unscientific estimate is that members of Critters are around 10X more likely to make sales than non-critters (but cause and effect? who knows?). Regardless, this page is to celebrate our successes!
Critter Robert Qualkinbush has analyzed the reports below and created a summary page of how many sales Critters have had. Fascinating, and astounding! Good going to you all.
If you have something to report, tell me immediately!
Then see the NewNewForum.com to read about and announce new projects (in writing, tech, or any other field). Free ads on the Critters site are also provided as a benefit of membership.
Congratulations to...
| Justin Key, who sold his (Critter'd) short story, "The Roller Coaster" to The Colored Lens. {I workshopped this story at the end of 2011 and received a ton of good feedback on it. After thorough revisions, I submitted it to The Colored Lens and they will be publishing it in mid-June. Thank you everybody! } [May 2012] |
| James Beamon, who sold his (Critter'd) short story, "Orc Legal" to Nine. {I'm glad this one finally found a home, because everyone who read it thought it was fun and funny. Thanks to all who read and provided feedback } [May 2012] |
| Alex Shvartsman, whose short story, "Ravages of Time" is now out in the current issue of Nature Magazine. [May 2012] |
| Alex Shvartsman, who sold his (Critter'd) short story, "Price of Allegiance" to Penumbra. {An early iteration of this story was critiqued here in September 2010. It wasn't quite ready then, but I kept coming back and tinkering with it until I finally felt it was ready for submission. I'm thrilled to see this one picked up by a pro market. } [May 2012] |
| Carl Frederick, who sold his (Critter'd) short story, "The Lost Bloodhound Sonata" to Analog SF. {I don't usually announce my sales, but this is an exception: a milestone. This story is my fortieth sale to Analog (all of which stories have gone through and have been much improved by Critters). } [May 2012] |
| Sarina Dorie, who has won the humorous fiction award award for her short story, "Greener on the Other Side". {This story is now out in Allasso 2. } [May 2012] |
| Abra Staffin-Wiebe, whose (Critter'd) short story, "These Things Take Time" is now out in the current issue of Sky-Tinted Waters Anthology. {This anthology of 20 tales from Minnesotan speculative fiction authors, ranging from debut talents to established professionals, is now available for purchase from award-winning small-press publisher Sam's Dot Publishing: www.sdpbookstore.com/anthologies.htm#skytintedwaters } [May 2012] |
| Ken Liu, who sold his short story, "Cutting" to Electric Velocipede. [May 2012] |
| Ken Liu, who sold his (Critter'd) short story, "The mMod" to Daily Science Fiction. {This went through the queue years ago (as "The iMod") -- thanks to everyone who critiqued it. } [May 2012] |
| Abra Staffin-Wiebe, whose short story, "Gone Huntin'" is now out in the current issue of The Washington Pastime Collections Anthology Volume 1 . {This is a selection of some of the stories they've published over the last year, across all genres. If you're interested, take a look: www.washingtonpastime.com/drupal/node/110 } [May 2012] |
| Alex Shvartsman, who sold his short story, "Nuclear Family" to Kasma SF. [May 2012] |
| Kyla Phillips, whose (Critter'd) short story, "The Wildest Place" is now out in the current issue of Muse It Up Publishing. [May 2012] |
| Eleanor Wood, whose (Critter'd) short story, "Rule of Five" is now out in the current issue of Bete Noire Magazine. [May 2012] |
| Robert William Shmigelsky, who sold his short story, "The Temporal King" to Sorcerous Signals. [May 2012] |
| M. J. Starling, whose (Critter'd) short story, "Dead Without Dying" is now out in the current issue of AE: The Canadian Science Fiction Review. {Read it here: http://aescifi.ca/index.php/fiction/35-short-stories/1126-dead-without-dying } [May 2012] |
| Sean Green, who sold his (Critter'd) short story, "On Main Street, after Closing Time" to Stupefying Stories. {Publication may take a bit longer due to some difficulties with the contract, but the acceptance is still worth woo-hoo-ing, I think. Thanks to everyone who helped me out with this story! } [May 2012] |
| Christopher Kastensmidt, who sold his short story, "Hidalgo Vile and his Damn Monkeys" to Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine. {This is a market I've been trying to crack since 2005 and finally made it - on my 14th submission there! } [Apr 2012] |
| Alex Shvartsman, whose short story, "A Shard Glows in Brooklyn" is now out in the current issue of Buzzy Magazine. {This is my favorite character/world to write about, with more stories about the main character forthcoming. Although this story wasn't critted, it benefited from the many useful tips I picked up here. This was one of five, count 'em FIVE stories I had published in the last 10 days, all in paying markets. My best month of publications ever, in many ways thanks to this workshop. } [Apr 2012] |
| Annie Tupek, whose short story, "Flight of the Avia" is now out in the current issue of 10 Flash Quarterly. [Apr 2012] |
| Janice Clark, who sold her (Critter'd) book, "The Secret Door" to Orchard House Press. {I just signed the Contract for "The Secret Door," book four in the Hall of Doors series. This is a fantasy chapter book series for kids. } [Apr 2012] |
| Sheila Crosby, who reports "My anthology "The Dodo Dragon and other stories" is out as an ebook! ". {The book currently has 4.5 stars on Amazon.com, and is also available in the Critters store. It's wonderful value for money, and I'm really glad that getting published hasn't affected my sincerity at all. } [Apr 2012] |
| Richard Zwicker, whose (Critter'd) short story, "Holo, Goodbye" is now out in the current issue of Mindflights. [Apr 2012] |
| Dwayne Minton, who sold his short story, "Do Not Go Gentle into the Night" to Darker. [Apr 2012] |
| Dwayne Minton, who sold his short story, "Do Not Go Gentle into the Night" to Darker. [Apr 2012] |
| Dwayne Minton, who sold his (Critter'd) short story, "The Beauty of Wynona" to Lacuna. {This one came through a while ago; thanks to those who commented. I never realized how difficult it is place a 10,000+ word story. } [Apr 2012] |
| Sarina Dorie, who reports "Crittered stories that were previously published are now available as free reads.". {Sarina Dorie's story, "Losing One's Appetite" which originally appeared on Daily Science Fiction, is now up on Smashwords. "Zombie Psychology" published by Untied Shoelaces of the Mind and "A Ghost's Guide to Haunting Humans" which won the Whidbey Student Choice Award, are now available as free reads on Smashwords. } [Apr 2012] |
| Sarina Dorie, who reports "Sarina Dorie's Crittered story, "Losing One's Appetite" which originally appeared on Daily Science Fiction, is now up on Smashwords. "Zombie Psychology" published by Untied Shoelaces of the Mind and "A Ghost's Guide to Haunting Humans" which won the Whidbey Student Choice Award, are now available as free reads on Smashwords.". [Apr 2012] |
| Ken Liu, who sold his short story, "The Perfect Book" to Analog. [Apr 2012] |
| Ken Liu, who sold his short story, "The Bookmaking Habits of Select Species" to Lightspeed. {Though this wasn't critter'd, it surely benefitted from all the help I've gotten from critters over the years. } [Apr 2012] |
| Richard Zwicker, whose (Critter'd) short story, "Stellar Dust and Mirrors" is now out in the current issue of Stupefying Stories. [Apr 2012] |
| Anatoly Belilovsky, whose (Critter'd) short story, "Durak" is now out in the current issue of Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine. {http://www.andromedaspaceways.com/durak-by-anatoly-belilovsky-from-asim-54/ It's a Titanic story, and Issue 54 did not make it out in time, so they ran the story as a stand-alone special. } [Apr 2012] |
| Anatoly Belilovsky, whose (Critter'd) short story, "The Choir Invisible" is now out in the current issue of Kasma. {http://www.kasmamagazine.com/the-choir-invisible.html The story went through critters as "the robot who barely passed the turing test," and the comments were amazingly helpful. Thanks to all the Critters! } [Apr 2012] |
| Anatoly Belilovsky, whose short story, "Nor Custom Stale" is now out in the current issue of Nature Futures. {http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v484/n7393/full/484282a.html } [Apr 2012] |
| M. J. Starling, who sold his (Critter'd) short story, "Dead Without Dying" to AE: The Canadian Science Fiction Review. [Apr 2012] |
| Ken Liu, who sold his (Critter'd) short story, ""The Waves"" to Asimov's. {Thanks to everyone who critiqued this story and gave me helpful suggestions. } [Apr 2012] |
| Tom Howard, who sold his (Critter'd) short story, "The Witch, the Mage, and the Maid"" to Encounters Magazine (Black Matix Publications). {This is my 18th story sold. Very grateful for the Critter critiques of this story. } [Apr 2012] |
| Sarina Dorie, who has won the Golden Rose award for her (Critter'd) novel, "Silent Moon". {My novel, SILENT MOON, won second place in the paranormal romance category of a the Golden Rose contest hosted by Rose City Romance Writers of a America. } [Apr 2012] |
| Sarina Dorie, whose short story, "The Office Messiah" is now out in the current issue of Bards and Sages. [Apr 2012] |
| Sarina Dorie, who sold her short story, "The Optimist Police" to New Myths. [Apr 2012] |
| Dwayne Minton, who sold his short story, "Wings Over the Suicide Rocks" to 10Flash Quarterly. [Apr 2012] |
| Abra Staffin-Wiebe, whose (Critter'd) short story, "The Radiator Burped" is now out in the current issue of A Big Book of Strange, Weird, and Wonderful. {This humorous horror story of things that go bump in your apartment was critted ages ago--this is its third publication! Three cheers for stories with (many, many) legs! www.amazon.com/Book-Strange-Weird-Wonderful-Unforgettable/dp/1466490349 } [Apr 2012] |
| Sarina Dorie, whose short story, "Blackboard Galaxy" is now out in the current issue of Untied Shoelaces of the Mind. [Apr 2012] |
| Sarina Dorie, who sold her (Critter'd) short story, "Princesses Do Not Breathe Fire" to Flagship. [Apr 2012] |
| Dwayne Minton, who sold his (Critter'd) short story, "The Octopus Garden" to Suction Cup Dreams: An Octopus Anthology. {This came through Critters a looooong time ago and has gone through many revisions since. Thanks to everyone who sent feed back all those years ago. } [Mar 2012] |
| Ken Liu, who sold his (Critter'd) short story, "Arc" to F&SF. {This went through critters about a month ago. Thank you to everyone who helped me make it better. } [Mar 2012] |
| KJ Hannah Greenberg, whose book, "Don't Pet the Sweaty Things" is now out in the current issue of Bards & Sages Publishing. {Don’t Pet the Sweaty Things launched March 27th. You can order related swag at http://www.cafepress.co.uk/bardsandsages.627293175, the electronic version at http://www.smashwords.com/profile/view/greenberg, or the print version at http://www.amazon.com/Dont-Sweaty-Things-Hannah-Greenberg/dp/0615591892/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1332892999&sr=8-1. There is much to be gleaned from anthropomorphic tales populated with spacelings, with anxiety-prone rabbits, and with literate penguins. By placing our moral onus on hairy or on scaly beings, like the ones populating Don't Pet the Sweaty Things, we humans can safely poke at occupational hazards, relationship foibles, and never-actualized bucket lists. More specifically, by reading about sentient hedgehogs, biker lizards, and intergalactic entrepreneurs, we can cautiously stretch our considerations of how we treat ourselves and others. It's less daunting to cheer on warring sugar ants than to confront a boss, to hope for the success of a Tuna Olympics contender than to give advice to an adolescent child, and to think up salutations for a space cowboy than to properly word a greeting to a new neighbor. } [Mar 2012] |
| Brian S. Grant, who sold his (Critter'd) short story, "God Mic" to Stupefying Stories. [Mar 2012] |
| Dwayne Minton, who sold his short story, "My Mask, Humanity" to Daily Science Fiction. {This one didn't go through Critters, but it certainly benefitted from everything I've learned here. } [Mar 2012] |
| Richard Zwicker, whose (Critter'd) short story, "The Reopened Cask" is now out in the current issue of Strange Mysteries 4. [Mar 2012] |
| Richard Zwicker, who sold his (Critter'd) short story, "Holo, Goodbye" to Mindflights. [Mar 2012] |
| Bill Stiteler, who sold his (Critter'd) short story, "The Ohio Job" to Stupefying Stories. [Mar 2012] |
| Daniel Latham, who sold his (Critter'd) short story, "The More Things Change" to The Dead Robots' Society Explorers anthology. [Mar 2012] |
| Anatoly Belilovsky, whose (Critter'd) short story, ""Hither and Yon"" is now out in the current issue of Flagship Magazine February 2012 issue. {available at: http://flyingislandpress.com/flagship/flagship-feb-2012/ } [Mar 2012] |
| Barry Chantler, whose (Critter'd) novel, "A Tear in the Fabric" is now out from Amazon Kindle. [Mar 2012] |
| Richard S. Levine, whose (Critter'd) short story, "You Can Choose Your Parents" is now out in the current issue of The Fifth Di... (March 2012). [Mar 2012] |
| R.W.W. Greene, whose (Critter'd) short story, "It Pays to Read the Safety Cards" is now out in the current issue of Something Wicked. [Mar 2012] |
| Joseph Argento, who sold his (Critter'd) short story, "The Alchemist's Alphabet" to The Colored Lens. {This went through the queue as "Wizard: Will Work for Food," and is my first sale. Thanks to everyone who critiqued it. } [Mar 2012] |
| Stephen B. Pearl, whose (Critter'd) book, "Nukekubi" is now out in the current issue of Dark Dragon Publishing. [Mar 2012] |
| Stephen B. Pearl, whose (Critter'd) book, "Nukekubi" is now out in the current issue of Dark Dragon Publishing. [Mar 2012] |
| Lawrence Vernon, who sold his (Critter'd) short story, "Charlie the Chopper" to Wicked East Press. {Wicked East Press accepted this story for their Chained in the Attic anthology. I want to thank all those who took the time and effort to critique this work. I couldn't have done it without your help. } [Feb 2012] |
| Daniel P Swenson, who sold his (Critter'd) short story, "Lonely lonely" to Lore. [Feb 2012] |
| Anna Dickinson, whose short story, "Davy" is now out in the current issue of Crossed Genres 'Fat Girl in a Strange Land' anthology. [Feb 2012] |
| Julia Nolan, who sold her (Critter'd) short story, "Repercussions of Repeated Use" to Stupefying Stories. {Thanks for all the help on the story to everyone who crittered. It would not have been the same without you. } [Feb 2012] |
| Michelle Goldsmith, who sold her short story, "The Hound of Henry Hortinger" to Pandemonium: Stories of the Smoke (Jurassic, London). {Although this story itself wasn't put through critters, I'm confident it benefitted from some of the writing skills I picked up here. } [Feb 2012] |
| Anatoly Belilovsky, whose short story, "If This Be Magic" is now out in the current issue of Stupefying Stories November 2011. {available here: http://www.amazon.com/Stupefying-Stories-November-2011-ebook/dp/B0062EYT82/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1329526772&sr=1-1 } [Feb 2012] |
| Anatoly Belilovsky, whose (Critter'd) short story, "Kulturkampf" is now out in the current issue of podcast Cast of Wonders. {a crittered, previously published story has been made into an excellent podcast, available here: http://www.castofwonders.org/2012/02/03/ep24-kulturkampf-by-anatoly-belilovsky/ } [Feb 2012] |
| Anatoly Belilovsky, whose (Critter'd) short story, "Karlsson" is now out in the current issue of Kasma. {available at: http://www.kasmamagazine.com/karlsson.html } [Feb 2012] |
| Anatoly Belilovsky, who sold his short story, "Nor Custom Stale" to Nature Futures. [Feb 2012] |
| Anatoly Belilovsky, who sold his (Critter'd) short story, "Hither and Yon" to Flagship. [Feb 2012] |
| Ken Liu, who reports "My story, "Altogether Elsewhere, Vast Herds of Reindeer" (which was critter'd), has been selected for Hartwell & Cramer's Year's Best SF. Thanks to everyone who helped critique it.". [Feb 2012] |
| Ken Liu, who sold his (Critter'd) short story, "Summer Reading" to Daily Science Fiction. [Feb 2012] |
| Anatoly Belilovsky, whose (Critter'd) short story, "Kulturkampf" is now out in the current issue of podcast Cast of Wonders. {http://www.castofwonders.org/2012/02/03/ep24-kulturkampf-by-anatoly-belilovsky/ Very well narrated and produced, with a musical punchline that is worth the price of admission alone! (It's a free podcast.) } [Feb 2012] |
| Andrew Richardson, who sold his short story, "Art Class" to Keith Publishing. [Feb 2012] |
| Krystal Claxton, who sold her short story, "Sapience and Maternal Instincts" to Daily Science Fiction. {This story benefited from critiques I have received from Critters. Thanks guys! } [Feb 2012] |
| KateMarie Collins, who sold her novel, "Daughter of Hauk" to Solstice Publishing. [Feb 2012] |
| Ian Creasey, who sold his (Critter'd) short story, "Joining the High Flyers" to Asimov's. {(This went through the queue in the week ending 13-Jul-2011; my thanks to those who commented.) } [Jan 2012] |
| Dwayne Minton, who sold his (Critter'd) short story, "Requiem for Shiva" to The Future Fire. {This one took a long time to find a home--thank you to everyone who crittered it several years ago. } [Jan 2012] |
| James Beamon, who sold his (Critter'd) short story, "Song of Passing Grief" to Penumbra. {Thanks to all the critters who gave me feedback... you'll see it in March at Penumbra! } [Jan 2012] |
| Richard Zwicker, who sold his (Critter'd) short story, "Stellar Dust and Mirrors" to Stupefying Stories. {Thanks, as always, for the feedback. } [Jan 2012] |
| Ken Liu, whose short story, "The Five Elements of the Heart Mind" is now out in the current issue of Lightspeed. [Jan 2012] |
| Lauren Liebowitz, who sold her short story, "To the Sea" to "Sparks" fantasy anthology (from Earthbound Fiction). {This is an old story (from 2005!) that has finally found a home. What I learned from Critters over the years helped me edit it, so thank you all. This is my second sale and my first anthology/e-book sale. Exciting! Should be coming out in February 2012. } [Jan 2012] |
| Richard S Levine, who sold his (Critter'd) short story, "You Can Choose Your Parents" to The Fifth Di.... {Critters feedback inspired me to make significant changes to improve this story. It's not only better now, it sold. Thanks! } [Jan 2012] |
| Chris Bauer, who sold his short story, "Three Questions and One Troll" to Damnation and Dames anthology (Ticonderoga Publications). {This is my first paid publication. While the work was not Critter'd the feedback and lessons I've learned from others in this workshop have simply been invaluable. Thanks to all. Now stop reading and start writing! } [Jan 2012] |
| Anatoly Belilovsky, whose short story, "Karlsson" is now out in the current issue of Kasma SF. {http://www.kasmamagazine.com/karlsson.html } [Jan 2012] |
| Richard S. Levine, whose (Critter'd) short story, "Liar" is now out in the current issue of Lorelei Signal. {This story was originally crittered several years ago as "My Life's a Lie". With the feedback I got from Critters and several editors, I re-wrote the story to concentrate on the "Lie Bar". It worked! Check it out at www.loreleisignal.com. } [Jan 2012] |
| Dwayne Minton, who sold his (Critter'd) short story, "Requiem For Shiva" to The Future Fire. {This one came through Critters a loooong time ago. Thanks to all who commented. } [Jan 2012] |
| Chris Stamp, who sold his (Critter'd) short story, "Dandelion & Gossamer" to M-Brane SF. {Thank you to all those Critters those who helped with this. } [Jan 2012] |
| Patricia Kirby, whose (Critter'd) novel, "The Canvas Thief" is now out from Carina Press. {My second novel, The Canvas Thief, is now available from Carina Press. http://tiny.cc/81szs The Canvas Thief, a romantic urban fantasy about an artist who accidentally brings her comic book characters to life, went through the Critters queue as Accidental Magic. Thanks to all who read and critiqued! Additional information is available at my blog: http://www.patriciakirby.com/blog/ } [Jan 2012] |
| Steve Donnelly, whose (Critter'd) short story, "Oh Most Cursed Addition Engine" is now out in the current issue of Onspec Magazine #86 (Fall 2011). {The story was critiqued about 3 1/2 years ago, accumulated 6 rejections, then was accepted by Onspec Nov 2010. (Wow! Time does fly in the publishing world, doesn't it?). The story is published under "H.S. Donnelly". The magazine is available at www.onspec.ca for $4.99 Cdn for a digital copy. (If ordering from the U.S., the Canadian dollar is almost the same as the U.S. dollar and your friendly credit card company will handle the currency conversion for you.) } [Jan 2012] |
| Carl Alves, who sold his (Critter'd) short story, "Sweet Pain" to shortstory.me. [Jan 2012] |
| Dwayne Minton, whose short story, "Clownspace" is now out in the current issue of 10Flash Quarterly. [Jan 2012] |
| Dwayne Minton, whose (Critter'd) short story, "Still Life Through Water Droplets" is now out in the current issue of Daily Science Fiction. {This story was emailed on Jan 3 and appeared on the website Jan 10. This one didn't get crittered but benefited from what I've learned here. } [Jan 2012] |
| Dwayne Minton, whose (Critter'd) short story, "Still Life Through Water Droplets" is now out in the current issue of Daily Science Fiction. {This story was emailed on Jan 3 and appeared on the website Jan 10. This one didn't get crittered but benefited from what I've learned here. } [Jan 2012] |
| Stephen Gaskell, whose short story, "Strata" is now out in the current issue of Amazon. {Strata, co-written with Bradley P. Beaulieu, author of "The Winds of Khalakovo" from Night Shade Books, is a high-tech thriller set aboard a vast mining platform in the sun's chromosphere. Combining the gritty futurism of Bladerunner, the racing thrills of Tron, and the sensawunda of Robert Charles Wilson's work, Strata is ideal for SF fans who love big canvas, action-packed works. It is available at http://www.amazon.com/Strata-ebook/dp/B006P40OHO/ } [Jan 2012] |
| Bill Stiteler, who sold his (Critter'd) short story, "Legacy" to The Arcane Anthology. {The story was published under the pen name "S.M. Williams", and is a follow-on to another crittered short story. } [Dec 2011] |
| Dwayne Minton, who sold his short story, "The Sea Shall Have Them" to Liquid Imagination. [Dec 2011] |
| Dwayne Minton, whose short story, "Observations on a Clock" is now out in the current issue of Asimov's Science Fiction. [Dec 2011] |
| Charles D. Shell, who has won the lulu.com short story contest (2nd place) award for his short story, "Grass". { http://www.lulu.com/blog/2011/12/22/winners-of-the-lulu-short-story-contest-announced/ } [Dec 2011] |
| KJ Hannah Greenberg, whose book, "A Bank Robber's Bad Luck with His Ex-Girlfriend" is now out in the current issue of Unbound CONTENT. {Orders can be placed at; https://www.createspace.com/3729088 } [Dec 2011] |
[Click here to see the full list of Woohoos going back to 1996.]
