Emerging Writers Network: National Short Story Month - Others Are Playing Along Too

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May 01, 2011

National Short Story Month - Others Are Playing Along Too

For some great reading about National Short Story Month visit these other sites that are participating:

Jen and the Pen

Matt Bell's Blog

Fiction Writers Review

Necessary Fiction

Perpetual Folly

31 Days of Stories at The Shakespearean Blog

Update:

Paul Elwork's blog

At twitter follow the hashtag #ssm2011

and you can attend the SSM event at Facebook

Anybody I'm missing? Send me the link at [email protected]

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