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POETRY
Little Boy - 11/4/24 [Free Verse]
Rolando Andrade of Outside the therapy room
Daylight Savings Time (I Didn't Need a Bureaucrat for That) - 11/3/24 [Free Verse]
Gerry Stanek of Notes from Plattsville
SHORT STORY
Empty Voices in an Abandoned Library - 11/8/24 [Spec Fic]
Bryan Russell of Bryan Russell
Army of the Bears - 11/3/24 [Thriller]
Orin Might of Stories by Orin
The President Comes to Stay - 11/4/24 [Historical Fiction]
Elisabeth Grace Foley of The Second Chance
Barrels - 11/2/24 [Thriller]
Bri Heron of Writing on a Whim
bluebird - 11/3/24 [Literary Fiction]
Clancy Steadwell of Porn Name Pseudonym
Horrors of the Deep - 11/8/24 [Horror]
Scott Roche of Scott Roche’s Omniverse
SHORT SERIAL
The Rapunzel in a Field of Rapunzels [Part One] - 11/7/24 [Fairytale]
E. H. Lau of Lotis Heroes Musings
SERIAL
A Thousand Lives [Wealthgiver, Ch. 5] - 11/5/24 [Historical Fiction]
Daniel M. Bensen of DAPPER ZMEY
Blade of Burden [Chapter 2] - 11/7/24 [Dark Fantasy]
Wirrowac of Wirrowac
Pretoria, 1988 - Boredom [Ch. 10] - 11/2/24 [Literary Fiction]
Sue Mann of On the Road to Jericho: A Novel
Catalyst [The Triple World, Ch. 16] - 11/2/24 [Dystopian]
Nicole Paton of Dystopian Scrapbook
Madisonville Murder [Part 5] - 11/4/24 [Mystery]
Bill Hiatt of Everywhere and Nowhere
Meadowville [Part 1] - 11/10/24 [Superhero]
Daniel Sherrier of And the Quest for Pop Culture
HONORABLE MENTIONS
Tara - 11/8/24 [Mythology]
Cobol of Synopsys [Short Story]
Godfried The Gourmand - 11/4/24 [Comedy]
Shifra Steinberg of Absurdus [Short Story]
Juniper Falls [Chapter 74] - 11/7/24 [Mystery]
Nikolas Allen of Podfiction [Serial]
Why Teach [Chapter 2] - 11/8/24 [Literary Fiction]
Peter Shull of lower midlist [Serial]
Where Lightning Drink in the Dark - 11/8/24 [High Fiction]
Igga Fitzsimons of Quantum Satis [Short Story]
So far of the nearly 250 writers that will be in the TiF Annual Recap of 2024 less than 20 of you have filled out the form! This worries me as there are just 6 weeks left. I hope the delay is because you’re taking this list seriously and pouring over your past work to find that one story you loved writing from this year and want to select and not that you just don’t care one way or the other.
With that said, starting this Friday, November 15 I will be “@” mentioning everyone who hasn’t filled out the form to submit their best/favorite story of the year. It will be done alphabetically and 5-6 at a time. Every. Single. Day. This will be very time consuming for me to do but that’s just how much I care and it’s very possible that those featured just aren’t aware of this list I want to put together and make available to everyone in the new year.
So, if you want to spare me having to ping hundreds of people over the course of 45 days it would help me immensely if you would fill out this form at your earliest convenience. Just a reminder that this is only if you’ve been mentioned in any capacity in the weekly or monthly issues and the story you select can be any that you’ve written in 2024.
If after I’ve pinged everyone by December 15, whoever doesn’t send me their favorite story I will just use the last story that was featured in TiF.
I’ve also made the decision that only those who fill out the form will get the NEW medallion that will use the color currently being voted on in the POLL you can find HERE. Incidentally, this is also the post where you can find the button to submit your story and a list I put together (and update weekly) with everyone who is eligible to fill out the form. I’m updating the list with a “YES” by your name if you’ve filled out the form and I’ve confirmed it.
— Your Most Trusted Fiction Curator 😈
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We’ll be back next Monday for another amazing list of fiction stories worth reading! And if you enjoyed any of these stories, please consider sharing this post everywhere:
Where is the form to register for the annual recap?
Thanks for including me!