Jeanne Hedge writed:

Someone told me that my short story web page was listed in the September
issue of Internet World magazine.  I don't get that magazine, couldn't find
any reference to my page in the on-line version, and can't get to the store
to get a copy for myself for a couple days.

Would someone who has the print version of this magazine please check this
out for me and let me know if this is true? (obviously, if it is, I didn't
know about it beforehand)  The page name is "The Short Story Page", and the
URL is http://www.accsyst.com/jhedge/story.htm     The person who told me
about this didn't remember if the mention was in a column or an article.


And to make this post on-topic, about 1/3 of the page is devoted to fanfic <g>

Congratulations, Jeanne!

Sou, desu!

It is on page 34 in a one page article on surfing the web for things to
read.  It is one of several pages listed for finding Short Stories:

Header text for the section reads:

<quote>

Short stories are one of my favorite forms of literature.  They can make a
big impact in a few words.  Best of all, they can be read between work,
family life and other activities while still offering a beginning, middle,
climax, and conclusion.  Many original short stories have proliferated on
the Internet.  Did your school have a literary magazine?  Well, now you
have the equivalent of hundreds of them online.

Many authors, both professional and hobbyist, have their own homepages that
showcase their work.  I've selected some sites that feature several
authors.  (You'll find there's a growing trend to label adult material
online)

[[snipp]]

A third site, entitled the Short Story Page, divides stories into type
(fantasy, horror, etc.) and includes poetry.  It can be found at
http://www.accsyst.com/jhedge/story.htm.  The page encourages
contributions, and there are warning icons next to stories that contain
explicit language, graphic violence, and sexual material.

</quote>

Hope that helps!

Zen-