Although April 2022 has been a quiet publishing month for our WWS members, they still are consistently sending out their work and publishing in fantastic markets. I’ve included an excerpt from published pieces (if available) or a blurb if the publication is a book, and a link (if available) to where the pieces can be …
As Gathering: A Women Who Submit Anthology makes its way into the hands of readers, we celebrate this essay by leadership team member Sakae Manning. Their work crosses time and oceans, sits in the smoke we still breathe from war and wildfires, and examines how the decisions of one generation impact the next and the …
I polish my pieces? When will I research target markets? How much can I spend on submission fees while respecting my other goals? Those questions are like gas in my tank: they tell me how far I can go.
October has shaped up to be one of the busiest months for WWS publications! Congratulations to all the women who were published in October. From Ryane Nicole Granados‘ “Home-Schooling Away from Home” at LA Parent: Picture a child working on lessons at the kitchen table and you’ve pictured just a tiny sliver of the home-schooling …
