Online Fiction Tuesday #1
Most fiction is not worth reading, because 90% of everything is crap. This rule clearly applies to online fiction. Yet, I love to read a good story, and plenty of them are indeed published online. But it’s often hard to find them amongst the rest. Therefore, now wearing my editor’s cap, I present to you some online stories that I would categorize not-crap.
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Gabriele, at The Lost Scrolls, posted a wonderfully funny short about wizards and dragons in 21’st-century Florida, “Only a Gentle Breeze.”
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Joseph Devon brings us a gripping, heart-wrenching tale of an old man in a pool hall, “Private Showing.”
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Vijayendra Mohanty, on his site mypajama.com, has given us an inspiring parable, “The Juggler”s Joy”
-TimK
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OMG, Vijayendra. I knew this. I even remember seeing your picture on your website. Definitely not confusing. I honestly don’t know what happened there with my pronouns. But I’ve fixed it. Sorry about the mix-up.
-TimK
It’s true that there is quite a bit of fiction out there that could use more work.
On the other hand, in some ways that makes it all the more rewarding when you find a real gem.
I’ve been updating my site, http://www.deansonlinefiction.com, with new content at least once a week and I very much hope that it falls in the latter category. 
Dean, I’ve bookmarked your site, and I hope to read some of your stories. Maybe I’ll post a link to one of them, too. Thanks for the pointer.
-TimK
Tim,
I appreciate you stopping by for a look. You may also like the behind the curtain section of the site. It’s made up of thoughts about writing and life in general as it pertains to writers.
Thanks,
Dean
Not that I have anything against the fair sex, bit facts must be stuck to.
I sir, am a man.