Category Archives: Writing Inspection

Advice for writers.

The Importance of Squeeing #WotF

Posted on 9 May 2013 by Zena Shapter

Squee: (verb) To squeal with glee Do you squee? Or does it irritate you to the point that you loathe those who do? Believe it or not, but there are some who’d like to remove the word from the world’s … Continue reading →

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How Aurealis Selects Short Stories

Posted on 26 April 2013 by Zena Shapter

Welcome to the final post in my series on short story editors. Thank you for all of your encouraging comments on Twitter and Facebook – I’m so glad you’ve enjoyed this series! Thanks too for all the nice comments you’ve … Continue reading →

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How Midnight Echo Selects Short Stories

Posted on 22 April 2013 by Zena Shapter

Welcome to the fourth post in my series on short story editors. Recently an editor-friend of mine shared his editorial selection process on Facebook. Watching it was difficult at first because I hadn’t realised how emotionally draining the process of … Continue reading →

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