Author Joan Hall shares her take on the magic of short stories.
Hey, SE Readers. Joan with you today. This post is short and sweet. (Pun intended.) Let’s talk about short stories.

There are advantages to writing shorter pieces of fiction. Not only does the writing process take less time, but many readers these days have shorter attention spans. There are some who won’t spend the time it takes to read a full-length novel, but they will spend 45 minutes or an hour for a short story. Even avid readers sometimes prefer to read something that takes less time.
The cost of these books is less than longer works, so that’s a big plus for some. And, if you’re in Kindle Unlimited, readers can “borrow” them. (As they can with full-length books who are enrolled in that program.)
Short stories help build your backlist of publications. It’s also beneficial when an author has to…
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Thanks for sharing, Beem!
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Thanks, Jan.
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Thank you for sharing, Beem!
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Thank you for stopping by, Miriam.
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You’re welcome, Beem.
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Thanks for the reblog, Beem!
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My pleasure, Joan.
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