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Lush authors who are published

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Hello,

I am really surprised to see that there is not a thread for Lush authors who are published. Can we have a roll call? I don't think you can promote in the thread unless it is in your sig.

I'll wait for responses, then join in...


"Writing M/M turns me on..."

Where are you published Rawiya?

All the authors here are published...on lush
Quote by nicola
Where are you published Rawiya?

All the authors here are published...on lush


I'm published here and I have some stories with a few publishing houses. biggrin

Did not want to go into detail since I have learned today it might be considered spamming. : /
"Writing M/M turns me on..."

Someone pulled you up for linking to our largest online competitor, you're painting a totally different picture there.
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Someone pulled you up for linking to our largest online competitor, you're painting a totally different picture there.


Did not mean to, only wondered why there was not a thread like they had on that site.
"Writing M/M turns me on..."

Many are, it seems they do not blow their own trumpet as much as others.

SirNathan, Dancing Doll, Brindle Chase are, to name a few. I know they wouldn't mind a tip of the hat.
Hope you're not counting My story that was stolen off that other site and sold as a part of a story collection of simularly stolen stories on Amazon.com as part of My publication history Nic. LOL!

BTW thanks for the props!

-MV
It was not meant to toot own own horn, I was interested to see how many on here are published at houses.

Please feel free to remove the thread if need be.

And btw, my links dont work and I'm over 20...
"Writing M/M turns me on..."

My work is published and for sale on Amazon.com as well as a few other e-book sites through "Burping Frog Publishing"

And some of it is doing pretty good, if I do say so myself!
Finally got the first big one published last week!

-Master Vyle
Quote by nicola
Where are you published Rawiya?

All the authors here are published...on lush


Technically...yes Nic, but I found something recently I thought interesting enough to share as to what defines a "published" author...I became aware of this list recently in a newsletter, and have been trying to get on it as a "published fiction writer"...I realize I am exactly one publishing credit away, btw...

P&W's Directory of Poets and Writers
http://www.pw.org/directory/featured

I mean, getting that story in the school paper might have impressed your mom but might not be the thing to include if you're hoping to impress an agent or going for a writing job...

Anyway...this is what they want...

Thank you for your interest in applying to be listed in our Directory of American Poets and Writers. Before applying, please read the Evaluation Criteria below to see if you are eligible for listing. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Directory Administrator.

EVALUATION CRITERIA:
Applications are evaluated on a point system. Poets, fiction writers, creative nonfiction writers, and spoken word artists are invited to apply. You must have 12 points in a category to be listed; i.e. you must have 12 poetry credits to be listed as a poet.

The following count as points for listing:

Each book of poetry, fiction, or creative nonfiction (personal essays or memoirs) (12 points)
Each chapbook (6 points)
Each work of fiction or creative nonfiction (personal essays or memoirs) published in a literary journal, anthology, or edited Web publication (2 points)
Each spoken word performance (not readings) (2 points)
Each poem published in a literary journal, anthology, or edited Web publication (1 points)
The following do not count as points for listing:

Journalism or scholarly texts (biography, history, how to, travel guides, book reviews)
Publications from vanity presses such as International Library of Poetry, Poetry.com, Noble House Publishers or from other presses or publications that ask authors to pay all or some of the publishing costs
Self-published work, or work from presses such as Publish America that do not offer authors standard book contracts, including, but not limited to, online entities like iUniverse.com, lulu.com, and AuthorHouse.com
Writing for children under the age of 12
Credits from publications that do not regularly publish poetry, fiction, or creative nonfiction
Work published by a journal, anthology, or press for which you make editorial decisions
Plays or dramatic treatments
Translations

You know you want it, you know you need it bad...get it now on Amazon.com...
Lush Erotica, an Anthology of Award Winning Sex Stories
I'm a couple of points away from that as well.

My work is on Smashwords under an alias.

www.szadvntures.com

Latest story:

  • TBD

  • Bump in the Night-Microfiction

  • Smoke Break-Interracial

Quote by DirtyMartini
... Thank you for your interest in applying to be listed in our Directory of American Poets and Writers.
...
You must have 12 points in a category to be listed; ...
Yes, I think I have enough points, but not being American I don't qualify.
News of ALL my novels (and where to get free copies) via charmbrights@yahoo.co.uk