Hello everyone.

Remember I was asking if letters and fillers were still a thing, and was it worth bothering with them. My research tells me it’s definitely worth having a read through latest magazines and replying with a letter or article idea.

Mostly I write longer fiction now than short stories as my stories as short ones are often a bit silly or rushed. But letter writing and funnies are really up my street.

In the November Writing Magazine, not only did they publish my letter, but I got Star Letter. Oh, joys of the writing world. Prize is a brand spanking new up to date Writers & Artists Year Book, to be delivered directly to me Writer at Home in Jonesy Towers.

Funny that as I was planning to get one as soon as I had the cash, so remember, wish for what you need and I firmly believe it will come to you.

And make plans. High on my list, apart from keep no writing, is to get a newsletter organised. And blog a bit more.

Keep writing and talk soon.

8 responses

  1. Ruth Livingstone Avatar

    Well done Susan

    1. susanjanejones Avatar

      Thanks Ruth. xx

  2. juliathorley Avatar
    juliathorley

    Well done. I think I’m going to give up writing; I never win anything.

    1. susanjanejones Avatar

      But you’re great and Tell yourself you will get something published this month and take action- trust me- and there are good things to be had from readers letters. I will try again xxxx

  3. Rosemary Gemmell Avatar

    Saw your letter in WF, Susan – well done!

    1. susanjanejones Avatar

      WF? I sent Writers Forum and Writing Magazine- I have only seen the Writing magazine one- did you mean that one or did I miss the writers forum one? Thanks for popping in xx

      1. Rosemary Gemmell Avatar

        Oops – sorry, Susan – I meant W Mag! That’s what comes of reading both mags one after the other at times.

  4. susanjanejones Avatar

    Thanks 😊 my pressie just arrived x

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