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Stacy Taylor: Stacy developed and taught three successful writing courses in 2002 for Universal Class. She won two instructor awards for the duration of her position and was ranked number forty-six out of over 4000 instructors. An accomplished writer herself, she has been published extensively online and has won several writing contests. Today she writes when she has time and co-edits, co-publishes two online publications: Chick Flicks Ezine, and HeavyGlow: a journal of flash fiction. Stacy can frequently be found sipping mocha breves from the local espresso stand and fighting her craving for Thai food.
Laurie O'Hare: A slightly tarnished Southern Bell, Laurie was a Junior Editor for Abstracts magazine. When the publication folded, she took a position as an Assistant Editor for 3F Publications, where she assisted in selecting fiction for their signature anthology series. During her time with 3F, she edited Steven Weidel's novel, Shara, which is currently available for purchase at Scrybe Press. Laurie took second place in the 2003 24-hour short story contest at Writer's Weekly, and she won third place in the 2004 Southern Halloween Short Story Contest at Lost in the Dark. Currently, she continues to sharpen her writing and editing skills, and co-edits, co-publishes Chick Flicks Ezine, and HeavyGlow: a journal of flash fiction.
publication update
I've been away for awhile, and for this I apologize. I've been contemplating the future of this publication. Admittedly, after five years, I'm suffering a slight case of burn-out and I really, desperately need some time to try and recharge my creative battery.
I've finally reached a decision. Chick Flicks will go to an annual publishing schedule. March 15 of each year. This will make acceptance a bit tougher.
I will also try to keep up with submissions as they come in, so authors won't have to wait so long to hear back from us.
For now, however, submissions are closed until January 1st. Anyone who has subbed something in the last several months, feel free to sub them out to other publications, and then be sure to check back with us after the first of the year.
I will not only be updating our Duotrope listing to reflect the new changes, but I will also post this new development on the index page of the e-zine.
I hope everyone had a great summer!
Laurie O'Hare
Editor
Chick Flicks Ezine
I've finally reached a decision. Chick Flicks will go to an annual publishing schedule. March 15 of each year. This will make acceptance a bit tougher.
I will also try to keep up with submissions as they come in, so authors won't have to wait so long to hear back from us.
For now, however, submissions are closed until January 1st. Anyone who has subbed something in the last several months, feel free to sub them out to other publications, and then be sure to check back with us after the first of the year.
I will not only be updating our Duotrope listing to reflect the new changes, but I will also post this new development on the index page of the e-zine.
I hope everyone had a great summer!
Laurie O'Hare
Editor
Chick Flicks Ezine
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