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The Flexible Persona, a literary magazine based in Troy, NY, seeks fiction, flash fiction, and poetry for its Spring 2019 print issue (Vol. 04 No. 01) and online. They pay for both print and online publication, and they publish writers from around the English-speaking world. Please visit their website to learn more. They accept submissions throughout the year.
Junto Magazine is looking for prose, poetry, and art. Everyone who submits gets an editorial evaluation of their piece which includes personalized feedback, suggestions, and insight into the publishing potential of their individual work. There's a small feel to cover the editors' costs. For more, see .
Calyx offers the Margarita Donnelly Prize for Prose Writing of $500 cash. Winner will be published in CALYX Journal Vol. 31:2, Summer/Fall 2019. Winner and two finalists will receive a one-volume subscription to CALYX Journal and publication on CALYX’s website. Deadline is September 30. Please submit up to 10,000 words of unpublished fiction or creative nonfiction. One piece of prose per submission. Don't put your name anywhere on the manuscript, including in the header. Simultaneous submissions are discouraged. The CALYX editorial collective reads all manuscripts first, then selects 5-10 finalists to send to the final judge. Entry fee is $20.
The Masters Review Flash Fiction Contest The winning writer will be awarded $3,000 and publication on The Masters Review site. Second and third place will be awarded $300 and $200, respectively, as well as publication in The Masters Review. Deadline September 30.
American Literary Review's annual contest for fiction, poetry and nonfiction is taking submissions until. October 1st. $1000 and publication for the winner in each genre. For more go to
Into the Void Fiction Prize Win $1000 for your best short story of up to 5,000 words. There are also prizes for 2nd and 3rd places. Prizes include publication in Into the Void. Deadline October 31st. Visit for more details and the link to submit your story.
Flock is looking for submissions for a non-themed spring issue. Winner of a 2018 CLMP Firecracker Award, the journal opens space for boundary-pushing literature by publishing emotionally resonant work that is strange yet familiar, surprising but grounded, and softly experimental in form, language, or content. Deadline November 30.
The Flexible Persona, a literary magazine based in Troy, NY, seeks fiction, flash fiction, and poetry for its Spring 2019 print issue (Vol. 04 No. 01) and online. They pay for both print and online publication, and they publish writers from around the English-speaking world. Please visit their website to learn more. They accept submissions throughout the year.
Junto Magazine is looking for prose, poetry, and art. Everyone who submits gets an editorial evaluation of their piece which includes personalized feedback, suggestions, and insight into the publishing potential of their individual work. There's a small feel to cover the editors' costs. For more, see .
Calyx offers the Margarita Donnelly Prize for Prose Writing of $500 cash. Winner will be published in CALYX Journal Vol. 31:2, Summer/Fall 2019. Winner and two finalists will receive a one-volume subscription to CALYX Journal and publication on CALYX’s website. Deadline is September 30. Please submit up to 10,000 words of unpublished fiction or creative nonfiction. One piece of prose per submission. Don't put your name anywhere on the manuscript, including in the header. Simultaneous submissions are discouraged. The CALYX editorial collective reads all manuscripts first, then selects 5-10 finalists to send to the final judge. Entry fee is $20.
The Masters Review Flash Fiction Contest The winning writer will be awarded $3,000 and publication on The Masters Review site. Second and third place will be awarded $300 and $200, respectively, as well as publication in The Masters Review. Deadline September 30.
American Literary Review's annual contest for fiction, poetry and nonfiction is taking submissions until. October 1st. $1000 and publication for the winner in each genre. For more go to
Into the Void Fiction Prize Win $1000 for your best short story of up to 5,000 words. There are also prizes for 2nd and 3rd places. Prizes include publication in Into the Void. Deadline October 31st. Visit for more details and the link to submit your story.
Flock is looking for submissions for a non-themed spring issue. Winner of a 2018 CLMP Firecracker Award, the journal opens space for boundary-pushing literature by publishing emotionally resonant work that is strange yet familiar, surprising but grounded, and softly experimental in form, language, or content. Deadline November 30.

Strangely, I have been facing the same issues too Zuzu. It says insufficient books purchased to post reviews. Although, that is the least of my problems! If anything, I suffer from excessive buying!
Will check and get back.
Will check and get back.


That is lovely Zuzu. I can picture all of you in that library with books now. Most families are glued to their TV sets!

increasing book sales:
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Thank you! I signed up for it!

I have published "24 Hours Between Dream & Reality" on kindle.
Glad to know Ruby. I love old paperbacks, but also the convenience of carrying multiple books at once in my Kindle. Well done on your publication.
Do you want to post parts of it in the 'Work here authors' thread? We could discuss your book in detail.
Do you want to post parts of it in the 'Work here authors' thread? We could discuss your book in detail.


That is good advice. I would also suggest using multiple platforms to promote ones book, like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat etc.
I have yet to navigate these treacherous waters myself.😅
I have yet to navigate these treacherous waters myself.😅
Catherine wrote: "I am sure my fellow authors will find this information very useful.
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The bestseller code cracked? Wow! Wish it works.😇
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The bestseller code cracked? Wow! Wish it works.😇


Many of you have been complaining Amazon randomly deletes reviews. If you’re an author and you want to leave an honest review for another author, even if you have no connection, have never met elsewhere than maybe Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ and your review has been deleted, speak up!
I’m here to put an article together based on your experiences (if you allow me, I’ll even quote you in the article).
Another issue I’d like to discuss is how permissive Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ as a platform is when people in your circle of authors and friends would like to leave an honest review for your books versus Amazon.
I’m writing an article based on author experience, if you don’t feel comfy making a public post, you can also send me a message in full confidentiality.
Thank you all & happy reading/writing!

Or does anyone else find it impossible to read a book while working on a book?? Two of my friends have sent me their books for review and I just can't find the time to do it. :(


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