Let’s Be Brief: Writing Short Stories

Presented by: Jane Suen | Merrilee Robson | Rhonda Gilliland | Robert Mangeot

Panelists chat about the current market for short stories, reasons for writing short stories, and experimenting with aJane Suen, Merrilee Robson, Rhonda Gilliland, and Robert Mangeot explore both the creative freedom and the business realities of short fiction. They discuss experimentation, craft, and where short stories fit in today’s publishing landscape.short stories.

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