I done good.
How cool is this? This is the cover on volume 27 of L. Ron Hubbard presents Writers of the Future book! My bio and then my story, “The Truth, from a Lie of Convenience” starts on page 65 and is the longest in the book at 13,000 words. One of the judges told me that…
Well, my name is up on the Writers and Future Blog, so I guess I can post the information here. My novelette, “The Truth, From a Lie of Convenience,” is a finalist in the Writers and Future Contest. This is the second story of mine that has reached the rank of Finalist. – Brennan Harvey
More good news on the Writers and Future front. I got a hand written note from K.D. Wentworth stating, “Very nicely written. Keep entering.” It’s the first piece of personal feedback I’ve ever gotten in six years of entering the contest. I’ve been told that K.D. only hands out a handful of these written notes, and only on stories…
It was in the second set of Honorable Mentions when my name was listed on the WOTF blog. I’ve heard a rumor that the longer it takes before you see your name, the better K.D. Wentworth thought the story was. Don’t know if that’s true or not, but I always seem to be in the 2nd or 3rd…
Another reject for my story In the Service of Others from Destination:Future. However, this time, they said I was in the top 10% of entries! Thanks for sending “In the Service of Others” for Desitination: Future. It is well written, and it made it into the small batch of stories that we selected from (less…
– Brennan Harvey My story, “The Grieftakers” received an Honorable Mention in the 2nd Quarter of the Writers of the Future Contest. – Brennan Harvey
My story, “In the Service of Others” has been held for the final round of consideration for Destination: Future. Decision for those stories will be made after July or August.
The 25-word synopsis of of my novel EVE320 caused quite a buzz at the La Jolla Writers Conference. It’s exciting to see such interest in an idea that I developed. If I can just pull off the story, then I might have something. This is my second year attending the La Jolla Writers Conference. Antoinette…
The book is available. Here is the link to Teacakes and Afternoon Tales. My name is on the 4th row, 2nd in. Yay! – Brennan Harvey
Way back in November, 2007, I received a call for submissions from the Gulf Coast Writers Association. They were looking for stories about Mississippi. I didn’t have any, but I remembered a little story I wrote after I read “To Kill a Mockingbird.” It was more of an exorcism to get rid of the southern…