by casblomberg | Feb 13, 2018 | Author, Blog, Blogging, books, culture, fiction, publishing, Stockholm, Stockholm Writers Group, Sweden, Writing
In 2017 a couple of members from the Stockholm Writers Group participated in a writers conference in the United States. When they came back, one of them took a look around and wondered why we didn’t have anything close to that in Stockholm and decided to do...
by casblomberg | Jun 19, 2016 | Author, Blog, Blogging, Business, networking, publishing, self-publishing, Website, Writing
I’ve finally broken down and listened to the advice many successful authors have passed on for years. No, it’s not, ‘Write every day.’ I’ve given up ever pulling that off while I have small children and live in the frozen north (for the...
by casblomberg | Feb 1, 2016 | Author, Blog, Blogging, creativity, poetry, publishing, short story, Writing
As part of my weekly writing schedule, one day a week I submit work to various literary magazines or online journals. I can honestly say that so far it’s worked! Granted I’ve only been working off my new schedule for two weeks, but hey, it’s a start...
by casblomberg | Dec 1, 2015 | Blog, Blogging, publishing, short story, Uncategorized, Writing
My short story, “Body Talk,” has received honorable mention in a contest. You can check out the Women on Writing Flash Fiction Contest – Summer 2015 winners here. My name is under those talented folks who won, along with nine other honorable...
by casblomberg | Sep 16, 2015 | Author, Blog, Blogging, fiction, publishing, Reading, sci-fi, science fiction, SFF, short story, Writing
Over the weekend, the latest edition of Perihelion Online Science Fiction Magazine came out. This is important for science-fiction fans because the online magazine is free, which means you now have 11 new stories and articles to read. I’m happy about it because...
by casblomberg | Jun 17, 2015 | Author, Blog, Blogging, fiction, poetry, publishing, Writing
I’ve been submitting work to magazines since the days of paper submissions. If you’re too young to remember that period of time, this is how it worked: 1) Buy the latest copy of Writer’s Market. 2) Spend hours looking up markets accepting...