Tag: Science Fiction

• An Essay on My Writing Journey, Thoughts on Awards, & Pitfalls Along the Way

  

  On School & Balancing I’ll be attending my master’s graduation in two weeks, and I must say that the year has been utterly frantic but rewarding. During the program, I split my time between badminton training, writing and readings for courses, along with writing and reading outside of the program and slush reading. I found…

  Ai Jiang

  November 16, 2022

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• Fall 2021-2022 Writing Stats

  September 2021-September 2022 Stats *I’ll probably do another one of these for just 2022, but since I did one for Sept. 2020-Sept. 2021, I thought it might be better to be consistent! (Below are the stats for a mix of stories, poetry, CNF, anthology invitations, and reprints — doesn’t include withdrawn/no response submissions) Acceptances: 77…

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  September 20, 2022

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