Tag: Short Stories
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Love Sci-Fi? Check out Soft Star Magazine
I love sci-fi. I couldn’t get enough of the stories in magazines and anthologies. I don’t usually write sci-fi but had a nagging idea about a new way to live. It was difficult to explain IRL so I decided to write a story about it. It’s online but I just got my printed copy. The…
Teresa Berkowitz
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New short story published by Soft Star Magazine
I am honored to be have my speculative fiction piece published in soft star magazine. I’ve been following them right from the beginning and love the way I get thoughtful and creative things to read every couple of days. This piece is different than my typical narratives. It’s non-linear speculative fiction. Hope you enjoy! #writers…
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New Issue and Call for Submissions
Tangled Locks Journal just published our Fall Issue. In our second issue, we feature new works by VJ Knutson, Dominique Margolis, Stephanie Parent, Tacheny Perry, Niles Reddick, and R.L. Terrell. You can read the issue online here. We are also seeking submissions for our October MoonBite. MoonBites are designed for social media and we partner with…
Teresa Berkowitz
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Just wrapped up our first MoonBite
My vision when I launched Tangled Locks Journal was to partner with writers in a deep way to gain visibility for their work. Our monthly MoonBites takes that collaboration to a deeper level. We know that there are vibrant communities of readers and writers on social media including the image-based platforms. For our MoonBites, we…
Teresa Berkowitz
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First issue of Tangled Locks Journal is available.
It’s been an incredible three months. I had to learn so much to publish our first issue, from publishing agreements to web design. And I read so many amazing works that inspired me. It was difficult to narrow it down to six writers but there was a reason behind my desire for a small, manageable…
Teresa Berkowitz
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On Editing and Revising
Why does the written word trick us into thinking our work is finished before it is? A sculptor would not mistake a rough for her sculpture. Perhaps it’s because words can be polished before the piece is. Rewrites are the writer’s chisels and pumice. I have been enjoying Brick Literary Journal’s YouTube Series, The Craft…
Teresa Berkowitz