Gabriella Brand

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I’ve been on a roll getting my creative non-fiction published. My latest appears in the Winter 2016 issue of Boomer Lit. Slight bit of editorial license…my sons don’t actually play squash.
Meeting the Potato Farmer on the Road to Publication….
I could kiss this editor!
Gratitude on the Great Wall of China….another new travel piece….
Washington, D.C. District Lines Volume III
Daydreaming, anyone?
I love Switched-On-Gutenberg. One of my pieces appears there today. It’s an issue devoted to “Excuses”. You’d better have a good one!
My story “Tumbleweed” is coming out tomorrow in another travel anthology published by GO Travel Press, edited by Janna Garber.
YIPPEE! I just learned that my story about (not) burning my boots in Cabo Fisterra won SECOND PLACE in the international “I Must Be Off” travel writing contest!
My Camino-based story “Burning My Boots at Cabo Fisterra” is available for reading on-line until September 30th. It made it to the top ten in the I Must Be Off contest.
Come on a travel adventure to Shikoku! My story “Shortcut” is featured in the Chance Encounters anthology, published by Go Travel Press and edited by Janna Graber.
The launch date for this anthology is October 16, 2015. This is my first attempt at climate fiction. Hats off to the editor Mary Woodbury at Moon Willow Press.
The editor chose the title for this anthology. Not I. My story “Flying Butter Dishes” appears here. Check it out at Amazon. The editor is Crystal Ponti, and the publisher is Blue Lobster Book Co.
The First Line is a cool little review that provides writers with “the first line”. They published my story “The Sea of Tranquility” in Volume 16, Issue 4.
A short-short is a brief short story, usually under 500 words. An ultra short is even shorter. The Binnacle, a great publication, coming out of the University of Maine, ran an Ultra Short competition in 2014. My piece “Empty Forks” was included among the honorable mentions. That was cool! Yeah!