Hi. I’m not sure why you’d want to contact me other than writing a comment to something I’ve posted, but in case you do, just send an email to LesCohen1@gmail.com. It’s that easy.
-wf
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I’ve just finished a short story–4400 words. I’m looking to sell it to a magazine for publication. Obviously, I think it’s very good and print worthy. Additionally, it’s a partially true story. Would you be interested?
Jacqueline Shamburg
Hi. I wish I could help you but everything on this blog is written by me, not to make any money per se, but just because I love to write.
Selling a collection of short stories would be hard enough, but just one? ..particularly if you haven’t published any yet? The best I can do is recommend that you use Google to find on-line magazines and short story journals (print editions), particularly one that is willing to publish first-timers. Get your story and your name out there and, most importantly, keep writing.
And then you could always start your own blog. Couldn’t hurt.
Thanks for stopping by.
-wf
Thank you so much for your sound advice. It’s very much appreciated! JShamburg