Acceptance at Gloom Cupboard

My work of very brief fiction "Working Class Zero" has finally found a home after being accepted (and published) this morning (actually last Friday, but I've been offline the last few days) in the latest issue of Gloom Cupboard.

4 comments:

  1. John Hornor said...

    Congrats, Erik! That's great news.

    How's the novel coming?

  2. Erik Smetana said...

    Thank you sir. The novel is coming along nicely, It's my primary focus right now, I added 8k words last week. I've been playing with a subplot, the middle was feeling weak to me like it was lacking something. At this point, I just want to be able to call the draft done so I can move on to rewriting (which is where the 'real' writing takes place).

    I haven't touched a new short story in months, all my submissions that are currently out were written in '09 or earlier (some are tweaked versions from my thesis).

  3. Fred Venturini said...

    Good one Erik. The last line was killer.

    Maybe we can trade novel drafts for feedback if we get done around the same time. Writing the first draft would be a lot more fun if not for the hefty task of rewriting looming in the distance . . .

  4. Erik Smetana said...

    V, I'd rather be rewriting I think, the writing (for me at least) is all about getting the story down (even if it's nasty ugly) with a coherent plot.

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