Written Tales Magazine, bringing literature back to the forefront through poetry, short story, and prose. We're a magazine that helps writers become better writers and a place for readers to enjoy creative writing at its finest.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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New Writing Challenge #2
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5 required words • 99-word story or poem • 7 days to submit
Challenge #2 • Sept 14 – Sept 21
Your mission, should you choose to accept it:
Write a 99-word story or a poem that uses all of the following wo...
Challenge #1 Made It Through
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Submission Guidelines
From Challenge #1
99-word stories and poems from the first challenge!
Five words, a 99-word limit for the stories, and a week to turn the challenge into something worth publish...
Written Tales Memberships & Submissions
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Hi everyone,
Written Tales memberships are now managed directly through our website, not Substack.
If you still see a much higher price on Substack, that was intentional. We raised it specifically to dis...
The Equation by Francois Vernier
Today, I’d like to share “The Equation“ by Francois Vernier.
The tale sets us in the midst of a festive, memorable day at Glastonbury. Rain pouring, mud everywhere, and a crowd determined to make the best of it.
Enjoy the read. I know I d...
Today's drop: Taking on Little John, or the Watercourse
Today I present to you this cheeky little story by David Sydney, one of our members, “Taking on Little John, or the Watercourse.” After you’ve read it, leave a comment and let David know what you thought. This one absolutely made my day.
O...
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