Drabble and WW

A drabble is a 100 word story.

The Women's Weekly website doesnt have much on it.

The following is from this website:-

Woman's Weekly is looking for warm, realistic short stories in two length categories: 2,000 words and 1,000 words. Serials are also required of between 2 and 6 instalments of around 4,000 words per instalment. Submit to: Gaynor Davies, Woman's Weekly, IPC Connect Ltd, King's Reach Tower, Stamford Street, London, SE1 9LS. Write for the latest Woman's Weekly Writers' Guidelines, enclosing a sae.

Thanks for the link jvc, I've been looking for their guidelines for ages!

Hi guys--you want to look here:

http://womagwriter.blogspot.com/2007/05/womans-weekly-full-guidelines.html

and here:

http://womagwriter.blogspot.com/2007/05/womans-weekly-new-address-for.html

Good luck!

Drabble

Whoever came up with the terms "dribble" and "drabble" was wasting time. There are already specific, and proper, terms for fiction of this length.

Thanks for the input James, always good to hear from you .

jvc said:

Thanks for the input James, always good to hear from you .

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Jamesaritchie said:

Whoever came up with the terms "dribble" and "drabble" was wasting time. There are already specific, and proper, terms for fiction of this length.

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So what is that term according to you?