Short Story Shoutout
Short Story Shoutout presents one published work of short fiction each week, so you can better understand what individual lit pubs are looking for in submissions and find the best homes for your stories.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 49 | Founded | 8 months ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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“The Big Reboot” by Michael Hughes Wesner / The Masters Review
Across my screenwriting years, I was always in hot pursuit of the elusive, undeniably high concept script idea: something with an immediately intriguing premise that could be described in a sentence or two (aka the “elevator pitch”). It’s w...
Shoutout Q&A with Amelia Valasek
Welcome back to our Friday feature: Shoutout Q&A.
Check out our archives for access to great short stories published across the last half-year-plus, including this posting from February: an appreciation of Amelia Valasek’s eerie opus “Mud...
“Night Nanny” by Emily Culp / Tupelo Quarterly
To my mind, there are two main ways to analyze a short story.
The first is through an emotional read. Does the story engage you, does it reach you, does it move you?
The second is via a technical read. How is it structured, what literary...
Shoutout Q&A with Lizzie Challen Hubbard
Welcome back to our Friday feature: Shoutout Q&A.
Check out our archives for access to great short stories published across the last half-year-plus, including this posting from March: an appreciation of Lizzie Challen Hubbard’s horror-adja...
“Comedy, Italian Style” by Rachel Suleymanov / The Brooklyn Review
What’s the word to start this week’s story appreciation?
Is it courage? It might be.
Insane would also work.
Maybe it’s a phrase: a cultural nose-thumbing.
No, it’s more straight forward than that. I think it’s ballsy…
Nope. I’ve got i...
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Short Story Shoutout presents one published work of short fiction each week, so you can better understand what individual lit pubs are looking for in submissions, and find the best homes for your stories.
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