We’d like to wish all of our Canadian readers a Happy Canada Day, from all of us at 365tomorrows. Duncan Shields, one of our Canadian writers has the front page today, and in a few days time, Patricia Stewart, one of our American writers will have the front page for the Fourth of July holiday [...]
Let’s say that you’re surfing the majestic tubes that make up our internet when you stumble onto a nifty flash fiction website. What a fascinating idea, you think! New short stories, every morning! Now, lets say that after a bit of poking around, you decide to start at the very first story and move on [...]
As a follow up to the contest we ran a few months ago on deviantART looking for 7 top notch Flash Fiction pieces to feature here on 365tomorrows, this is our second ‘week of deviantART’ where we feature the Runners Up. We had a fantastic response from the writing community there, with 40 entries coming [...]
It was recently asked of me to describe to an audience of writers what flash fiction was. When I read my first piece of flash, I couldn’t begin to answer that question, and now after writing almost nothing but flash for the past two years it’s still hard for me to define. I find that [...]
Over the years we’ve had a number of members of the popular art site deviantART who have had their stories published here. For fun, over the past month we’ve been running a contest on deviantART looking for 7 top notch Flash Fiction pieces to feature here on 365tomorrows, a kind of ‘week of deviantART’. We [...]
Many of you browse 365tomorrows via the RSS feed, and may not realize that there’s an active forum community on 365 that you can participate in. We’ve recently overhauled the engine that drives the forums, bolting in state of the art functionality and sharpening the edges of the design. We encourage you to drop by [...]
Duncan Shields’ story, Finnegan Sue is up in audio format on the Voices of Tomorrow Podcast, recorded by our own Sam Clough. Give it a listen, and then browse through the back catalogue of recordings on our Podcast site.
It’s a New Year now, as 2007 slips away into our remembered yesterdays, and 2008 becomes both our now and our foreseeable tomorrows. Happy New Year from all of us at 365tomorrows, and may the New Year be everything you want it to be, and a few things you’ve even not dreamed of yet.
It’s October, and the start of a new month is making me reflective. The first feature of our third year at 365tomorrows has been a great success, both for us, for you as our readers, and for Todd Keisling, author of the novel A Life Transparent. If you’ve found Todd’s stories engaging, drop by the [...]
Mega Flare , by Patricia Stewart is now up on the Voices of Tomorrow Podcast, the official podcast of 365tomorrows. Mega Flare was written by Patricia Stewart, and read and produced by JR Blackwell.
Hey Rube , by Steve Smith is now up on the Voices of Tomorrow Podcast, the official podcast of 365tomorrows. Hey Rube was written, read and produced by Steve Smith. Listen to it Here.
Sam Spade , by TJMoore is now up on the Voices of Tomorrow Podcast, the official podcast of 365tomorrows. Sam Spade was written by TJMoore, and read by Steve Smith. Listen to it Here.
The third year of 365tomorrows is now under way, and with it comes new featured writers. For the month of September we’re proud to present the writing of Todd Keisling, author of the novel A Life Transparent. Todd’s work is fantastic, and we’re very pleased that he’s written eight new stories for us to share [...]
Odds are if you’re reading this message, then you’re already subscribed to our RSS feed. If you’re a Mac user, and running OSX 10.4 or later, then you can download our Widget from Apple and view the most recent 10 stories from Dashboard too. There’s a slider on the back that lets you manage how [...]
As of yesterday, we’ve wrapped up yet another year of 365tomorrows (for a grand total of 730 tomorrows, I believe, but as a liberal arts major, I might be wrong) and today launches us into our third. We’ve got a number of changes to announce, from the new site itself (design provided by Steve Van [...]
The Sea and the Skylark by Sam Clough aka “Hrekka” has been included in the July 15th release of Soundzine. This was first released on the Voices of Tomorrow Podcast, and follows Kathy Kachelries story A Lighthouse Through Time which was included in the premier release of Soundzine after also first appearing on the Voices [...]
This month, we’re proud to feature another long-term contributer: Patricia Stewart. Patricia’s background in physics makes her an excellent source of hard science fiction, but her audience isn’t limited to scientists: anyone can enjoy the human touch in her stories. You can expect her to make several appearances in June, in addition to our usual [...]
Thanks to the tireless efforts of Staff Writer Steve and Möebius, of www.team-dystopia.com, we now have a masthead and footer that far surpass the text-and-NASA-culled-stock-photo images we’ve been using for the last two years. If you haven’t already, refresh your browser to check out the wonder. Möebius posted this excellent render of our (NASA’s?) satellite [...]
A new month brings a new featured writer. This month we proudly present the work of Mur Lafferty, a freelance writer and podcaster. Mur literally wrote the book on podcasting, co-authoring ‘Tricks of the Podcasting Masters’ with Rob Walch, and is the author of the podiobooks ‘Heaven’ and ‘Hell’. Mur brings a wonderful whimsical charm to [...]
Ken Newquist at SciFi.com has a very nice review of 365tomorrows, having selected us as his Site of the Week .
Continuing with our monthly feature, we’ve got three top notch writers to spotlight starting this month and continuing through May and June. You’ll remember we began featuring writers last October with Duncan Shields. His work was so well received, and he’s just so damn prolific, we decided to feature him again in April. I’m sure [...]
We let a couple of months slip by without a featured writer, but our featured writer for the month of February is here to make up for that: Sam Clough, aka Hrekka. He’s got plenty of new tomorrows to bring you this time around, along with our usual mix of submissions and staff work. We [...]
You may have noticed by now that the 365tomorrows site is sporting a fresh coat of paint. We wanted to improve on the original design, while at the same time staying true to it. The result is hopefully a subtle but noticeable improvement. We obviously hope you approve, and hope you’ll let us know what [...]
So far, this has been an exciting year for 365. The submissions are working out great, and we’ve been really impressed with the quality. Judging from your feedback, you’ve been enjoying them too. However, we’ve had a few emails asking about the status of particular submissions after they’ve been rejected or accepted, and we’ve traced [...]
It seems like it’s been forever since I stopped at an abnormally long traffic light in my hometown and wondered why the internet has daily blogs, daily webcomics, and no daily fiction. 365 days after our initial launch, it’s safe to say that’s no longer true. 365tomorrows is the first daily flash-fiction site to complete [...]
The 365 Tomorrows Store has undergone a complete makeover and a heart transplant, switching providers in order to bring you more wonderful and varied offerings. There are shirts of all styles sporting the 365 Tomorrows banner art, as well as coffee mugs, postage stamps, carry bags and more. The store also has had a cosmetic [...]
One of the biggest questions we’ve gotten in the last few months is this: what’s going to happen to 365tomorrows on July 31st? To be honest, for a long time, we weren’t sure. When I started this project, I had no idea that it would become so huge, and I’m really grateful to all of [...]
Greetings Everyone! J.R. Blackwell, here, reporting from 365 Tomorrows Central. I am writing to tell you that Jared Axelrod and I have been invited to attend Balticon 40, which takes place this weekend. The great folks at Balticon have asked us to talk about Podcasting, specifically, about our podcasts, Voices of Tomorrow , the official [...]
This post is about Steve. Who is Steve, you might ask? Well, quite simply, Steve is awesome. I could regale you with tales of the intrepid Canuck that is Steve, but instead, I’ll let the changes to the site speak for themselves. The searchable archive is my favorite modification, but you should check out the [...]
In the February, 2006 issue of Popular Science Magazine, on page 88, in the midst of the “FYI” section, you will find the question “What’s worth reading on the Web?” The answer is as follows: Imagine a web site that posts a brand-new, original piece of fiction every day, a story short enough to read [...]
Voices of Tomorrow, the 365 Tomorrows Podcast has gone live. It is available for direct download here: http://voicesoftomorrow.libsyn.com/ If you have iTunes, you should be able to find it in your Podcast directory. Thanks to everyone who submitted story suggestions for the Podcast; each one of them will be recorded and broadcast in Voices of [...]
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