My dear friend, Cathy Elcik, sent me this Animal YouTube video to bring me good vibes. Well, I always was an Animal fan. He may even be my favourite Muppet.
Get in touch with your inner monster and do it quick. You deserve it.
About Sue
- Sue Williams is a British writer who lives in the USA.She is currently editing a novel and working on a linked collection entitled, TOUCH ME, I'M A MONSTER. Sue is also an Assistant Book and Magazine Editor at Narrative and teaches writing seminars at Grub Street, Boston.
You'll find some of her publishing credits below.
She can be contacted at:
Read Sue's Work
Awards
- Finalist in the 2008 River Styx Schlafly Beer Microfiction Competition
- Semi-finalist in the Black Lawrence Press "Black River Chapbook Competition" (Fall '09)
- Honorable Mention in the Glimmer Train Fiction Open Dec 2009
- The Glimmer Train Best Start Award (2009)
- First Place in Flashquake's 'Less is More' Contest
- Winner in the 2009 Tonto Books Short Story Contest
- Third Place in the 2009 Mary Mackey Short Story Prize
- First Place in the 2009 Carolyn A. Clark Flash Fiction Prize
New Releases
Forthcoming
- "Useless Sleeper" forthcoming in "The Yalobusha Review"
- "Tryst" will appear in editor Robert Swartwood's "Hint Fiction: An Anthology of Stories in 25 Words or Less" (title may change) forthcoming from "W. W. Norton" in 2010
- "How to Tell if You're About to Burst into Flames" was a Winner in the Tonto Short Story Contest, and is to be published this November in "Even More Tonto Short Stories," ed. Caroline Smailes, by Tonto Books
- "Poised, Like Jellies" forthcoming in "Narrative"
- "How to Recover from a Hundred-Year Sleep" in "Greatest Uncommon Denominator" Issue 6, Spring 2010
Literary
- "Potatoes" forthcoming in "Night Train"
- The opening pages of Sue's novella, "The Winged Hendersons of Welton-on-Sea," made the Glimmer Train Best Start list for the top 50 excerpts, in Nov. '09.
- "The Old Tom" in "Dream Catcher" No. 22 (Fall, '08)
- "The Beloved Boots of My Old Master, Pim", in Narrative
- "You Beat Me" in Redivider
Vol. 5 Issue 2 (Spring 08)
- "Touched" in "Controlled Burn" vol. XIV, Spring '08
- "The Moth Catcher" in Salamander (Vol.13, No.2)
- "Titania: True Confessions" in Night Train, Summer '08
- "The Lucifer Bird" in The Main Street Rag, Spring 08, vol. 13(2)
- "Crushing the Opal" in Quality Women's Fiction
- "The Old Tom" in LITRO, Original Fiction For The Underground
- "Bare Oranges", won first place in Flashquake's LESS IS MORE contest
- "Stealing from the Heart" in Tears in the Fence 44
- "Stealing from the Heart" in "Hacks", an anthology by Grub Street
- "Little Limbs" in Blue Earth Review
- "Igloo" in The Quiet Feather
- "Fish" in flashquake
Erotic
- Sue also publishes under a pen name. Maybe someday she'll share it.
- "Manners And The Angel" in Ultimate Sex by Xcite
- "Much Ado (About Nothing)" in Sex and Seduction by Xcite
- "Osmosis" in The Green Muse
Readings
- "The Moth Catcher" at Newtonville Books for Salamander, Oct '08
Media
- Sections of this blog were read out by Brendan Gullifer on The Naked Novelist (show 31: Seeing Double).
Links
- Tara Masih (Author of "Where The Dog Star Never Glows")
- KL's Dead Diciples Blog
- Art2Art, Boston's down-to-earth Arts salon
- Mike Schiavone - author
- Overmatter
- Birthdays of Poets Blogspot (Andrew Christ)
- e-Poetry Writers
- Fancy Some Great Shiatsu in Cambridge/Watertown?
- The Naked Novelist
- Writers on Writing -- weekly podcasts
Reviews
- "The Moth Catcher" reviewed in The Review Review
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