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Just got this press release, passing on the great news:
Carol J. Arnold of San Francisco and M.M. De Voe of New York have tied for first prize in the New Millennium Writings Short-short Fiction Award Competition (Summer 2009). De Voe won for "Empty," about a young woman trapped alone in an office filled with malfunctioning digital devices, facing an impossible deadline […]
Check the SHOP tab on this website for a link to buy the WORDSTOCK TEN anthology. Inside, you will find M. M. De Voe’s most recently published story, LEAVE ME, which is a fantastic read.
M. M. De Voe’s latest story, LEAVE ME, will be included in the new 2009 WORDSTOCK TEN anthology, as it has just made the top ten finalist list for the Wordstock short fiction prize. (winner TBA) Watch this space for more news and information on how to buy the forthcoming anthology.
Now available at your local bookstore — or on the "shop" page of this website — the just-released anthology: THE BEST OF THE FIRST LINE, EDITORS’ PICKS 2002-2006. "Dulce Domum," by M. M. De Voe represents the Editors’ Pick for Fall 2006.
Editor David LaBounty writes in his wonderful introduction to the story: […]
Just got word that The Best of the First Line — Editors’ Picks: 2002-2006 is almost here. Publication date is Mid-March. The anthology (ISBN: 978-0-9745900-6-6) contains 23 stories of which one is “Dulce Domum” by M. M. De Voe — the editor’s choice for Winter 2006.
Ask for the book at your local independent bookstore, […]
The veil of secrecy is lifted…
The three editors of THE FIRST LINE picked one story from each of the issues for which they created a sentence (recall–TFL is a journal which gives a first line and then authors must finish the story) beginning with Vol 4 Issue 1 and ending with Vol 8 Issue 4. […]
The editor of a publication that published an M. M. De Voe short story in 2006 has just announced that the story was selected for inclusion in their upcoming BEST OF ( — top secret — ) ANTHOLOGY! M. M.’s story was one of twenty or so selected for inclusion from the past five […]