E.Borgers wrote:
>>As for Charlie Williams' question about
UK
magazines, I personally was reading the quarterly Crime
Time<<
I forgot about that one (and I subscribe to it too - duh).
Yeah, it's thinned out a fair bit of late. I think one reason
for that is that they no longer do short fiction or extracts.
Still good features and interviews though, including (in the
current issue) a great trashing of Dorothy L Sayers and
cosies in general by Russell James.
Other than that, Jim D mentions Bullets. I don't know much
about that one and I might check it out. (PS: yes, I am a
writer seeking markets, though right now I'm more concerned
about writing my third novel for Serpent's Tail than short
stories. I haven't written a short in three years, but I mean
to have a crack when this novel is done.) It's still got to
be said that there is a very poor short crime fiction scene
at the moment. I got some horror stories published a few
years ago and there seemed to be no end of markets for them.
(Mostly at the small end of small press.)
Actually, I think I read in an interview with James Lee Burke
that he has trouble placing his short fiction too. That's ok
then!
PS: Hi to new rara recruits, and Jim Winter in particular who
I know from Sarah's blog.
Charlie Williams.
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