ISSUE 5
Secrets Revealed: An Introduction to The Write City V by Randy Richardson
Dealing with Rejection by Julie Gray
No Heavy Lifting Required---8 Almost effortless ways to support writers! by Jennifer Brown Banks
Interview: Kelly O'Connor McNees, author of "The Lost Summer of Louisa May Alcott" by Randy Richardson
Music and the Art of Car Repair by David W. Berner
A Ballad of Time and Madness by Kevin Koperski
chicago, my hometown by Albert Manipon
ISSUE 4
Drawing a Line in the Snow by The Write City
Chicago: The Coldest Day (January 18, 1994) by Cynthia Clampitt
The White Knight by Randy Richardson
Christmas Releases by Donald G. Evans
Alles Klar by Mary T. Wagner
Accidental Lessons: Interview with author David W. Berner by Randy Richardson
ISSUE 3
Playing for sucess: Interview with Author Gary W. Moore by Randy Richardson
Interview with Julie Kenner, author of "The Givenchy Code" by Mark Mackey
Japanese Beetles by Lachrista Greco
Nobody Likes a Gossip by Lachrista Greco
Story Web Structure to “stay within reason” for the Novel & Short by Robert W. Walker
ISSUE 2
First Things First by Randy Richardson
New Motherhood (1st Place, First Things First! Writing Contest) by Bethany Hiitola
Untitled (2nd Place, First Things First! Writing Contest) by Mary T. Wagner
Looking in the Mirror (3rd Place, First Things First! Writing Contest) by Gracie Hill
Writing on the Fly by Jen Wilding
Cork in the Whine by Randy Richardson
Interview: Robert W. Walker by Randy Richardson
How to write "compelling" book jacket copy by Robert Walker
North to South by Susanna Lang
ISSUE 1
From "The White City" to "The Write City" by Randy Richardson
Chicago's Literary Scene: 2nd to None by Randy Richardson
There's Just No Write Time by Adam Woodworth
For Love and (or) Money by Diana Laskaris
Interview: Brian Pinkerton by Randy Richardson
Back seat... rider by Mary T. Wagner
Why You're Gonna Love It by Jen Wilding
The Stair of Oblivion by Kevin Koperski
Submission Guidelines
The Write City is accepting contributions for future editions. Although we regretfully lack a budget to pay you for your work, this is an opportunity to see your writing published online (and, hopefully, in print at some point in the future). Please direct your poetry, shorts, essays, articles, reviews and interviews to randmansworld@gmail.com.
We are open to all genres and styles though our preference is for Chicago-centric prose and material that educates and enlightens about writing and publishing. We strongly suggest that you take a look at the writings we've previously published to get the best idea of what we like. All submissions will be seriously considered. The criterion is quality.
We accept simultaneous submissions and previously published work though our preference is for new and original work. By submitting a piece to us, you acknowledge that the piece has been created by and/or is fully owned by you. Submitting works owned by others without first obtaining their written permission violates U.S. copyright law. By submitting a piece to us, you are also consenting to grant us a non-exclusive right to edit, modify and reprint your submission. You still retain full rights to your work under U.S. copyright law and it remains your own copyrighted property.