Here it is, the cover of Black Static #18, including the second set of winning stories for the Campaign for Real Fear.
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Hip Slope Mama, a terrific and literate Brooklyn-based blog (try saying that three times quickly) has posted an inteview with M. M. De Voe and Arlaina Tibensky about the Pen Parentis after work reading series. Click here to check it out!
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On December 2, 2008, M. M. De Voe appeared as guest speaker at the Summit, NJ chapter of Women Who Write for a lively and interesting conversation with local women writers about the business and craft of writing in various genres. The two hours passed in the blink of an eye with fascinating input […]

Here’s a plug for Sarah Langan, who just won the Bram Stoker Award for best novel. Congratulations, Sarah! The Stoker is the highest honor awarded to a Horror book, but Sarah’s work is heading for a Pulitzer one day…

M. M. De Voe’s short story “Dulce Domum” (published Fall 2006 in the fun literary journal The First Line) has been nominated by Blue Cubicle Press LLC for a 2006 Pushcart Prize! From previous experience, this author knows that the Prize Committee notifies the Small Press only in the event of a Prize being awarded, […]

Many thanks to the College of Notre Dame for hosting a lovely Writer’s Tea on September 22, 2006 in Baltimore, MD.
M. M. De Voe enjoyed being a guest of honor as well as doing a reading for and meeting the freshmen in Bill Davis’ Writing 101 class.
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Paper Coach ™ has just posted the second half of a two-part blog entry viewable here featuring candid advice for new writers from M. M. De Voe.
Paper Coach ™ is a website dedicated to creating the perfect teach-yourself-online writing course.
And when all you new writers have written a story you think is brilliant […]

M. M. De Voe has just joined the staff of Our Stories, a new literary journal dedicated to easing the frustrations of the slush pile. It’s a rather brilliant, if unconventional business model. To wit: a writer pays a fee upfront to submit a story, and if the story is selected for publication […]

“Overheard” was nominated for a 2005 Pushcart Prize!
Here is the anthology in which the story appears: Stirring up a Storm.