Posted by on Jun 28, 2007 in Libbon, short story publication | 5 Comments

In print

This is Libbon, a very stylish British short story magazine which is onto its fourth issue and has printed my story ‘Passing’. Look them up at:
http://www.libbon.co.uk/index.htm – and maybe take out a subscription. Just think of it this way – you’d only have to give up about half a latte or capuccino a week and you’d end up with a year’s worth of literature.

If we don’t keep our small publications alive, fellow writers, they won’t be there when we want to see our work in print!

5 Comments

  1. Anonymous
    28th June 2007

    Not only your story Kay, but the very good Roger Morris and Paul Toth as well. Will grab a copy.

    (Great cover also).

    Mark Hubbard

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  2. Kay Sexton
    29th June 2007

    Yeah, actually I always think it’s a difficult one – do you name-check the writers you know, and make the others feel left out, or name-check nobody and leave the reader to find out … tough call!

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  3. B.A. Goodjohn
    29th June 2007

    Loved Skyline Flat. Emailed the editor and told him so. I think that’s important. We get so much crap in our mailboxes – it’s nice to get (and therefore ‘send’) some positive mail.

    Thanks, Kay. I think my answer may be to start doing what I used to do – which is read and write more fiction than I have been doing.

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  4. Vanessa G
    29th June 2007

    I have looked at this publication’s site several times (not recently, must admit), but ccould never find out who the editor is.

    Can you reveal the secret?

    vanessa

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  5. Kay Sexton
    29th June 2007

    I didn’t know it was a secret – the person I dealt with was David Soulsby …

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