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13 Great Reasons To Submit Writing To Online Literary Journals | Writer’s Relief

Posted on November 23, 2020 by Blog Editor • 0 Comments

More people are reading publications on mobile devices, so literary journals are following their readership and moving online. At Writer’s Relief, we know even well-respected, established print journals are publishing exclusively online to reduce costs. By submitting your writing to online literary journals, you have the best odds of getting your work in front of… Continue Reading

How To Best Shorten Your Short Story | Writer’s Relief

Posted on November 19, 2020 by Blog Editor • 0 Comments

When reading short stories published in literary journals, you may notice some of these short stories are actually medium-length—and an occasional short story may be rather long. But with more people using mobile devices for all their reading, editors of literary magazines are now focusing on shorter short stories that don’t exceed about 3,500 words. If… Continue Reading

A New Guide For Life In 2020: The Elements Of Stress | Writer’s Relief

Posted on November 19, 2020 by Blog Editor • 0 Comments

Move over, Elements of Style—here’s Elements of Stress, a handbook for our times which specifically addresses dealing with life in 2020! In this article Writer’s Relief found on lithub.com, we learned The Elements of Stress is based on the theory that things could not get any worse but they can get funnier. Filled with witty… Continue Reading

Writers: Get The Best Grammar Tips And Answers—Ask Writer’s Relief

Posted on November 18, 2020 by Blog Editor • 1 Comment

Writers know there are hundreds, maybe thousands, of grammar rules to keep in mind when creating short stories, essays, poetry, or the next great novel. Is it Less or Fewer? Who or Whom? And, of course, the one we constantly have to double check: Lie or Lay? At Writer’s Relief, we know it’s impossible to… Continue Reading

5 Tips For Writing A Multi-POV Short Story Or Novel | Writer’s Relief

Posted on November 12, 2020 by Writer's Relief Staff • 0 Comments

When you’re writing a short story or novel, one of the most important decisions you’ll make is determining which character’s point of view (POV) you want to use. Typically, a short story or novel is written from the protagonist’s point of view. But for some storylines, the perspectives of two or more characters may be… Continue Reading

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