Bindweed Magazine seeking short story submissions

Friends, won’t you please stop by Leilanie Stewart’s new publication ‘Bindweed Magazine’, follow and share your own writing here.

Enjoy!

Leilanie Stewart

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What a month it has been! Since I launched my online magazine on 3 April, I’ve been inundated with poetry submissions – you can read all of the great verse so far on the Bindweed Magazine homepage. It’s great to know that there are so many quality poets out there keeping poetry alive; and in the case of Bindweed, growing and spreading to creep over all the immaculately manicured poetry-petals of mainstream verse!

But, there is still a need for quality prose submissions. Bindweed is still seeking fiction for Issue 1. Whether you write flash fiction (less than 1000 words), or short stories (I’m happy to take stories of up to 3000 words – this length is to accommodate the later print anthology), as long as your work is interesting and well written, feel free to send it my way! You can check out the Bindweed Magazine Submission Guidelines for…

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Published by Don MacIver, RPA, Freelance Editor, Writer, Poet

A resident of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada since 1987, I am located on the southwestern coast and immediately north of the Washington state border. I hold a lifetime Real Property Administrator (RPA) professional designation in the property/facility management industries spanning over thirty years. My studies were administered by the At the end of 2012, I retired from the industry to pursue other opportunities. Canadian and International Building Owners & Managers Institute with formal examinations through the Simon Fraser University of Vancouver, BC, Canada. In 2001 I came to realize that life fulfillment meant so much more than just income and having enjoyed a successful 28-year career in property management services, I looked internally to explore and discover through creative writing, specifically poetry, prose, and lyrical verse. This newfound love of writing was a natural progression for me as I had spent my entire career writing professionally to engage, inform, inspire, and move client groups to responsive action. With poetry, reader engagement and response has been a tremendous part of my life, unimpeded by any sort of mental block at any stage of the creative process. The focus of my writing leans strongly to the romantic side while also very strongly influenced by my love and connection with nature and the stunning beauty of so much of the planet. Most often, I incorporate high-resolution photographic images to enhance the reader experience. I am also a freelance editor, proofreader, line editor, grammatical and structural editor of author book manuscripts and publishing services.

4 thoughts on “Bindweed Magazine seeking short story submissions”

  2. This might be fun to participate in, but I seriously doubt I have a short story that is less than 3,000 words. If you think I am long winded when it comes to poetry, you should see my prose…

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