From: thelastearthman@gmail.com   
      
   On Saturday, June 14, 2014 12:43:54 PM UTC-7, William Vetter wrote:   
    -- back in the day, I sent a couple manuscripts to digest-sized semiprozines   
   that kept them for a year.   
      
   I just had a story published by "Perihelion Online Science Fiction Magazine.    
   Prior to submitting the story to them, I had thought the story perfect for   
   Analog, and had submitted it to them.  Analog sat on the story for seven   
   months!! (7 months!!!!)    
   before rejecting it.   
       
   >    
   >    
   > So, yeah, if you write some experimental short story these days, you're not   
   gonna have a hard time finding a little magazine to mail it to.  But I really   
   have no idea how to feel about sf e-zines when I look at them now.   
      
   E-zines and web-zines are great because they have "world-wide distribution."    
   The first fan letter I ever got was from New Zealand, for crying out loud.   
      
      
      
      
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   > > Granted, some of the publishers are much less than "professional."    
   However, the point is to get your fiction out so others can read it.    
      
      
   C.E. Gee   
      
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