When I started writing, my first sales were short romance stories. Well, that and a poem I sold for $4. LOL I decided to stick with the romance.Soon, I moved from short stories to books. But every now and then I go back and write a short. I did the Nothing But... trilogy a couple year ago and still hear from readers. So long story...well, short, I've put up a new short story for Kindle. I have a few more that will be going up soon. They are short, but they're only 99¢. So if you're looking for a quick read I hope you'll give Labor Day a try!
Holly
PS. For my Quincy Mac fans, she gets a tiny shout out in the story!
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Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the blog post. Congrats on your own blog!
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ReplyDeleteWriting short stories always seems fun. I have enjoyed putting up a few of my own short stories, from drama to horror, and find readers who enjoy them, too! Short stories are just a great way for me to work on my writing, tell a quick story I've created, and pass the time productively. Great experience as a writer!
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Timothy, They were a wonderful start for me as a writer. They helped me to figure out how to make a beginning, middle and end work. I took a lot of what I learned on shorts with me when I started to work on novels.
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