Todd, I didn't have the luxury of writing short things since
I made my living solely by writing, I did sell a few to
Ellery Queen, but there really weren't many more magazines
that were interested in suspense. A pity because I love to do
short stories and have done many for YA anthologies as ME
Kerr. I also used to write slicks which paid well, magazines
like Cosmopolitan and Ladies Home Journal under the pseudonym
Laura Winston. Also to a small magazine called Compact.
MM/VP
Todd Mason <
Todd.Mason@tvguide.com> wrote:
> Did you ever want to write short fiction much in the
'50s? I understand
> MANHUNT was largely closed to non-Scott Meredith
Literary Agency
> writers, but did the independence to be had from
Gold Medal allow you to
> indulge in less remunerative work in short form,
along with the research
> and historical nonfiction you were doing?
TM
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