Every Word Counts
I read the short story, Cop-Cop Cop, originally published in The First Line, in 2010. Check out The First Line magazine. Also, feel free to check out my short fiction collection: Five Stories by Eric Sheridan Wyatt, available via that
In this newest video, I take a look at the second story in my collection of short fiction, Five Stories by Eric Sheridan Wyatt. This story is called, Cop-Cop Cop, and it is a little different because I was bound
In February of 2010, I posted a brief summary and discussion of Dorothy Parker’s classic short story, You Were Perfectly Fine. When I first made the post, I had no idea how popular that blog would be. It’s hard to
This is the (belated) final installment of the series of guest contributions focused on Flannery O’Connor’s story, A Good Man is Hard to Find. This post comes from a wonderful writer friend who I had the honor to spend two
I met Kelly Fordon while I was pursuing my MFA. She was working on a novel told from the point of view of a U.S. Congressman’s young daughter. The chapter I read had a cameo by Richard Nixon. I was
Over the next few days (with a break for the Thanksgiving holiday, naturally) I’ve asked some of my favorite writer friends to help out by providing their reactions to one of my favorite short stories: Flannery O’Connor’s, A Good Man is
A while back, the good folks over at Find Stuff 2 Read (including faithful reader, Shannon H.) asked if they could post one of my short stories on their site. I was happy to share my short story (and novel
CRAZY! That’s a great way to describe my writing life the last few months. Here’s what I’ve been working on: Trying to finish a draft of one long-standing writing project that isn’t my own (I’m writing based on a story
The week started well. My story, Most Dead Birds Are Never Found, was featured in Eunoia Review. (A link to the story, along with several others, is below.) The publication of that story marks a sort of milestone. Most Dead
Thanks to Epiphmag.com for publishing my story, Dudley’s Sacrifice, in their current online issue. If you follow this link, you can read the story. I originally wrote, Dudley’s Sacrifice, as my first attempt to get published in The First Line