Showing posts with label ezine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ezine. Show all posts

Wednesday, 12 October 2011

You're havin' a laugh... well you soon will be at THE LAUGHTER SHACK!!!

The Laughter Shack is a fun new webzine that's now open for business. According to esteemed Editor, BJ Titzengolf, and his 'buxom' assistant, Joanne Kallot, "We'll be showcasing some well written, funny stories of up to 500 words". 


They also have a 'general dogsbody' about the place, so if there are any issues just shout, "Mike Oxlong!", and things should get sorted pronto.


In my humble opinion, this will be a breath of fresh air blowing through the blogosphere; something to lift your spirits, and give you a break from reality.


So, what are you waiting for...?  Get writing, reading, following and get yerselves over there! It's gonna be a right good laugh! :-)


Full submissions guidelines are here.  
Follow the Laughter Shack on Twitter @LaughterShack

Monday, 30 May 2011

THRILLERS, KILLERS 'N' CHILLERS revamped with cool new features...

TK'n'C has had an overdue makeover! It's BIGGER... it's BETTER...
  • Can you make our top ten popular posts, and join the likes of Richard Godwin, Sean Patrick Reardon, RS Bohn, Chad Eagleton, Michael J Solender, Nick Quantrill and Jodi MacArthur?
  • Have you voted on the site's new layout yet?
  • Or have you checked out a crackin' debut from Robin Billings...?

Well, what are you waiting for? Get your butt over there!

And please remember, comments are actively encouraged...

Monday, 28 February 2011

Thrillers, Killers 'n' Chillers' closed for submissions, but the show still goes on...

Just a quickie to let you know that the award winning ezine I help run, with Matt Hilton and Lee Hughes, has closed for submissions until March 31st 2011. To read about a couple of changes to the site go here.

Sunday, 10 October 2010

A TWIST... over at A TWIST OF NOIR...

Christopher Grant, the editor of top American ezine A Twist Of Noir, has a new 600 to 700 (words) 'challenge' beginning Monday 11th October. It's not a contest as such, more of a test to see if writers can keep things punchy.

Personally, I think it's a refreshingly creative idea, and I'm sure it'll prove a resounding success. Obviously, it's an honour to be playing a small part myself, alongside some seriously talented fellow scribes.

Here's the line up... 600 to 700 Challenge.