Inkspots: A collection of new Canadian short stories
Featuring third-place winning short story "It's Cold Out in Space"
Available from Polar Expressions Publishing
The Antigonish Review #161
Available from The Antigonish Review
Quills Canadian Poetry Magazine VOL. VI
Available from Quills Poetry Magazine
Ellipsis..., edited by Lenore Langs and Laurie Smith
Available from Cranberry Tree Press
Delicious, edited by Lenore Langs and Laurie Smith
Available from Cranberry Tree Press.
There Was A Mr. Cristi-- Raymond Knister
Available from Black Moss Press and Amazon
Touch the Dead-- Mary Ann Mulhern
Available from Black Moss Press and Amazon
My Town-- Marty Gervais
Available from Biblioasis and Amazon
EUSA 'Zine: Filth
From the University of Windsor English Undergraduate Student Association. Includes two of Lindsey's poems.
EUSA 'Zine: go on kill me
From the University of Windsor English Undergraduate Student Association. Includes one of Lindsey's short stories.
EUSA 'Zine: random tantrums & tarantula banter
From the University of Windsor English Undergraduate Student Association. Includes one of Lindsey's poems.
Toccata, edited by Lenore Langs and Laurie Smith
Available from Cranberry Tree Press
Lindsey Rivait is a freelance writer and editor from Windsor, ON with eight years of experience in the writing, editing, and publishing fields. She specializes in arts and business writing, grant writing, newsletters and mailing lists, press releases, press kits, and more. When she isn't busy with all that, she's plugging away at her first novel.
Her work has appeared in Windsor Business, The Lance, Our Homes Windsor & Essex County, Word on Windsor, In Business, The LaSalle Post, WAMM, Zap Fort Myer’s Source Magazine, ROOM Magazine, The Executive Magazine, Generation Magazine, Windsor Salt, Quills, The Antigonish Review, and in poetry anthologies from The Canadian Authors Association Niagara Branch, Polar Express Publishing, Cranberry Tree Press, and Black Moss Press. Her work for the Lance has been reprinted in dozens of newspapers across Canada as well as included in the Gale/Cengage Learning Database "INFOTRAC" in Dallas, TX.
You can see more of Lindsey's work online on her pop culture site Soap in the Bathroom, covering the best in 1980s and 1990s nostalgia.
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Well, not really. National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) was officially over at 11:59pm on Friday night, and I’m happy to report that I clocked in at 50,142 words. In my last post, I had mentioned that writing 50,000 words in 30 days isn’t that bad. When you break it down, it’s only 1,667 words a [...]