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Windy Lynn Harris is the author of "Writing & Selling Short Stories & Personal Essays: The Essential Guide to Getting Your Work Published" (Writer’s Digest Books/Penguin Random House). She’s a prolific writer, a trusted mentor, and a frequent speaker at literary events. Her short stories and personal essays have been published in literary, trade, and women’s magazines across the U.S. and Canada in places like The Literary Review, The Sunlight Press, and Literary Mama, among others. ...more

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Windy Lynn Harris To become a great storyteller, you need to read many many great stories.
Windy Lynn Harris I had my first personal essay published in 2006. I waded through several rejections before I landed that byline because I didn't know where to find vi…moreI had my first personal essay published in 2006. I waded through several rejections before I landed that byline because I didn't know where to find viable magazines for my voice and I didn't really understand where my writing fit into the world. I wrote "Writing Short Stories & Personal Essays" so that other writers wouldn't have to stumble through the weeds like I did. (less)
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Ten Ways Short Stories And Essays Can Help Your Writing Career

I had a chance to talk to the folks at Writer's Digest this week. Ever wonder what publishing your short work can do for your career? My thought here: https://oneroofpublish.com/2015/12/04...
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“My hope is that you read these pages and know you aren’t alone when you submit your short work. You are part of a wonderful community of writers and editors who want to see you succeed. We want you to write what’s in your heart and then submit your work for the rest of us to read.”
Windy Lynn Harris, Writing & Selling Short Stories & Personal Essays: The Essential Guide to Getting Your Work Published

“A word after a word after a word is power.”
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“My hope is that you read these pages and know you aren’t alone when you submit your short work. You are part of a wonderful community of writers and editors who want to see you succeed. We want you to write what’s in your heart and then submit your work for the rest of us to read.”
Windy Lynn Harris, Writing & Selling Short Stories & Personal Essays: The Essential Guide to Getting Your Work Published

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