Where Can I Submit My Short Story Novels & Stories

I am thinking of perhaps joining the Genre Carnival contest although I need to have at least 300K reads or even one million reads to win (I am still a long way from that). But here is hoping! So I wish to share with you some of the stories that I wish to work on and polish up for this contest. Please let me know which one you would like to read the most in the comment section. I will ONLY publish 1 story at a time (unless there are 48 hours in a day). The story that gets the most votes from you will be published and updated for FREE during the month of May 2022 (how to read free books in the Good Novel app will be explained down, down below). Here are the titles and the blurbs. Please leave

She hadn’t expected to be heard. The submission. Encouraged by Lian’s reaction, Maria decided to submit the essay to a small literary journal she admired—Sinta, based in Manila. She used a pseudonym: M. Del Fuego. She didn’t want the editors to be swayed by her family name. She wanted the words to stand on their own. She sent the email late at night, then closed her laptop and tried to forget about it. Two weeks later, a reply arrived. Dear M. Del Fuego, We were deeply moved by your submission. Your voice is honest, lyrical, and necessary. We would be honored to publish your essay in our next issue. —Editorial Team, Sinta Journal

I was definitely putting the cart before the horse. As soon as I dropped Charlie off at Middle School Wednesday morning I headed home. My heart was already beating a little faster thinking about lunchtime. Sandy was coming over! I'll admit I didn't get a lot done on what I was working on, although it was definitely better than that horrid manual had been. This was an anthology of short stories from an independent publishing house that I'd worked for before, with all the authors under twenty-four years old. The clock seemingly was moving at a glacial pace, but eventually my phone chimed.

You all are wonderful and I’ve missed you guys! And before I finish up I want to send a special THANK YOU shout out everyone that submitted a bad date story in the last two months. I know it’s not easy to write about such a topic, but I received some truly fantastic and entertaining submissions—more than I was able to post, so I want to thank you all!

"Yes, I am, but —" She held up a hand to stop me. "I may have a solution. After I read your manuscript, I sent it to an affiliate of ours based in England. They're a newer house, just started operations about four months ago. Bloodhound Press. You can look them up on LinkedIn if you wish. I'll send a separate email to their Editor-in-chief. She was actually very pleased to go through the initial outline I sent over. I'll see if she's still interested in the full manuscript, and if she is, she would get back to you directly."

The best part of my day is refreshing GoodNovel and D****e and reading all the comments, especially because it allows me to interact with you guys. That being said. Writing this story was so gratifying, brought me so much joy, that I’m also not ready to leave that behind. So I am thrilled to announce my new story, “SUBMISSION 101,” a Professor/Student romance which dropped on November 26th on GoodNovel and D****e. It has about 10 times more smut than this book tho, so reader's discretion is strongly advised! Once again, thank you for reading, commenting, gifting and leaving gems!

Author’s Note: Hello my wonderful readers. I have successfully uploaded more than five short stories, and so far I’m proud of all of you for finding them interesting. I want you all to know that I wouldn’t have gotten to this point without your support. But right now, I need it even more. Please comment, drop reviews at the end of each chapter, and recommend my stories to your friends and perhaps even your family.

I decided to write the story that I had been thinking about for a while, Axel. A lovely friend and fellow author, AS Williams (her book, Finding You, is one of the best stories I have read, I highly recommend.), encouraged me to actually do something with it instead of leaving it to gather dust in my laptop (imaginary dust), so I uploaded it on to a few websites that publish books. To my surprise, I was offered an exclusive contract for Axel! I received some amazing feedback from that and decided to continue. Buzz was next and Tank followed. I had always planned on writing Ink’s story and making it as a short story.

For this reason, I decided to move all then into strange short stories, that is already a storybook of different themes. The w******l policy does not allow me to remove or delete those books, so they will remain there but as a "paused" book. You can find only the introduction of those books on w******l and no else more. But there you can find some covers I made for those stories and that I can not upload here. The stories of a single chapter will continue to be published, of course. Each volume of Strange short stories will have 3 medium-sized stories and about 10 short stories.

I pause what I'm watching and hurriedly open the email I receive. Hi Maria Isabella Monedero, It's Jaime, your editor from Story & Life. Kindly save my number, I tried to call you, but you dropped it. So if you can't take my calls, it's okay. Tomorrow will be the start of the training. It would be best to create a new short story with a ten thousand word count for your first review, and the deadline is tomorrow at 6 pm. Take note that you can't use your previous works as your first review. No scores will be deducted, and this will be your first test. The genre is Romance.