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Today is publication day for Illusive Worlds Sweet, Funny, and Strange® Tales of Science Fiction and Fantasy
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The online literary journal for Bethlehem Writers Group, LLC. The submission window will reopen on January 1, 2027, for our Summer 2027 issue. The theme for that issue is Tried and True. https://bwgwritersroundtable.com/submissions-contacts/
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BWG Roundtable reposted
Today is publication day for Illusive Worlds Sweet, Funny, and Strange® Tales of Science Fiction and Fantasy
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Lynda Freeman swore she would never cross the Tennessee River bridge to Huntsville again. “I’ll never go back,” she swore again, and it must have been the hundredth time she’d said it.
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SISTERS AT WAR is a Kindle Book Deal in Australia and who is that girl in the photo? I'm excited to announce SISTERS AT WAR is a Kindle Australia Book Deal. A story about 2 sisters and how sexual violence during wartime (Occupied Paris WW2) changes their lives. SISTERS AT WAR is a novel inspired…
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Who is the cute doll w/ the freckles? Her name is Pola fr Book 2 Lia’s Story ‘Flight of the Stolen Children’ coming this Fall Danger, intrigue, romance, Pola & I love #BoldAudio inc Book 1 The Stolen Children of War Occupied Paris 1943 #ReadBoldly #GoAllIn #BoldAudioMonth @boldwoodbooks.bsky.social
The BWR 2026 Short Story Award is still accepting entries. Deadline April 30, 2026. See bwgwritersroundtable.com/short-story-... for more information.
Method for Murder Carol L. Wright Originally published in the Malice Domestic 15: Murder Most Theatrical (2020) “You know, I really never could stand the woman,” she said, fumbling to pull a cigarette out of the pack I’d brought her and lighting up. “It’s been that way since college. Me versus…
Earl’s Lake Peter J Barbour “Joey, I thought you liked fishing. What’s the problem?” Nick fidgeted. His patience had worn thin. I enjoyed fishing, I still do. Growing up, I liked to fish with Nick, not just for the fishing, but also for adventure. “I heard about this place . . . ” Always a story…
The 2026 BWR Short Story Award is Open! bwgwritersroundtable.com/short-story-...
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(Honorable Mention, 2025 BWR Short Story Award) Alto was not having a good day, though not many had been since his Master forced him to work for a magic delivery app to get some “perspective.” Alto felt the entire thing was dumb and frankly beneath him.
(Honorable Mention, 2025 BWR Short Story Award) The Kind Who Soar and The Kind Who Weave weren’t always so different. Before there were legs for climbing and wings for flying, there were just thoughts for thinking. Therein dichotomy commenced. We developed eight tiny eyes, well-suited for scrutiny
(Honorable Mention, 2025 BWR Short Story Award) Milt Wurtzman didn’t think anything of it when he saw Larry Gaines’ boat missing from the dock the day he disappeared. It was just past dawn on a Sunday morning in September, when the trout in Mahoney Creek were revving up to spawn and ready . . .
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Featured Story By Any Other Name Kilmeny MacMichael Irina’s roses should cascade over her garden wall. Only, while she was out, someone came and tore the flowers to pieces. When Irina reached to rescue what remained, a hidden thorn pierced her finger. Still, she gathered a bouquet from the savaged…
Blurred Details by Andrew Rucker Jones In an upscale Chinese restaurant—the kind with two stone lions flanking the entrance, dragons weaving up the columns, and a decorative fish tank bubbling insinuations of wealth—in the private function room before twenty pairs of eyes, the guests of honor…
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Walk me through your cave show me the petroglyphs the stories you have laboriously pecked on the walls with your hammer stone, carved in the light of a lantern where shadows cast gloom.
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First Loves… What books kicked off your love of reading? Welcome to my Quarter Day's post! If you're a fan of A Slice of Orange, I have to assume you love books and you love reading. How did your romance with books get started? This topic came up in a recent discussion in the Belles Brigade…
BWG member Peter J Barbour’s FIFTEEN KEYS is an Amazon #1 hot new release. Congratulations Pete, we are thrilled for you.
In the year 1890, from a remote village in the Pacific Northwest, three teen-aged boys undertake a challenge, a rite of passage, to find fifteen "keys" that will help them grow into responsible adults and enable them to return home to become leaders in their community.
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bwgwritersroundtable.com/short-story-... @nataliewriteson.bsky.social & @mizukiyamagen.bsky.social are friends. We get to celebrate this amazing win together! This is a big first for me, so a huge THANK YOU to @bwgroundtable.bsky.social and judge @aptshadow.bsky.social ! (Yes, HIM! Holy shit! 😱🤩)
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The painter stares at the canvas waiting for an image to appear. Patiently, he waits until a faint imprint of a landscape or a face emerges. He then grabs a brush and dabs it into the paint on his palette, making haste to reach the canvas with his brush to capture the image.
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I can’t think of a better way to welcome Spring and celebrate Earth Day than with a new book, especially one about nature and the earth, and following after Women’s History Month.
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I am but dust a grain of sand blowing whichever way the wind blows in the universe
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The accountant opened the folder and skimmed the stack of documents it contained. A W-2, 1099s, receipts, investment summaries, it was all there, Annie hoped.
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🌻COVER REVEAL🌻 Coming May 27th!! 🏔️ Small Town Romcom 🍎 Rival Apple Farms 🌶️ Spicy Spice 🌻 All the Banter geni.us/LALD-C
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“Why don’t you write about it?” my therapist said. It sounded cliche. Trying to process what had just happened through writing felt like trying to bail out a sinking cruise ship with a thimble.
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BWG is seeking never-published stories of 2,500 words or fewer on the theme of Speculative Fiction. The contest deadline is April 30, 2025.
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It's cover reveal day!! To L.A. With Love is coming June 10, 2025! I can't wait for you to read Ellie Raynes' and Neill Yates' meet cute in this charity anthology raising money for the Los Angeles and Altadena Public Libraries .
As the Jeep made its way up Route 402 just above Marshall’s Creek on the way to our grandparents’ home in the Pocono. . . Read "Dad Stories" by Peter J Barbour the Featured Story on Roundtable: bwgwritersroundtable.com/featured-sto...
Distant Cousins by Carol L. Wright When I got the email from an unknown “attorney,” addressed “Dear Samuel Giffords,” I didn’t give it a second thought. Next to Nigerian princes, a fake inheritance from a long-lost relative was among the most popular scams out there. But when I took another look,…
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The conversations murmuring around her provided white noise for Erica as she sat at her laptop in the busy coffeeshop. One more chapter to finish. Then a scrap of an exchange broke through her deep concentration.
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Neetu Malik’s poetry is an expression of life’s rhythms and the beat of the human spirit. She draws upon diverse multicultural experiences and observations across three continents in which she has lived.
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I tread softly in your world mindful of my footsteps
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Don’t be fooled by the title. This is not a book about morality or religion. Far from it. It’s all about….MURDER.
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Lynette M. Burrows is an author, blogger, creativity advocate, writing coach, and Yorkie wrangler. She survived moving seventeen times between kindergarten and her high school graduation.
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Neetu Malik’s poetry is an expression of life’s rhythms and the beat of the human spirit. She draws upon diverse multicultural experiences and observations across three continents in which she has lived.