Congratulations to Gloria Alden! Her short story, "Once Upon a Gnome," was accepted into the anthology, Strangely Funny.

WWK Blogger, Paula Gail Benson is featured this month at Bethlehem Writers Group's Roundtable online journal. Please check out her story and top ten list at http://bwgwritersroundtable.com. We thank the BWG for giving writers such as Paula this opportunity.

The second SinC Guppy anthology, Fish Nets, has been released by Wildside Press. WWK authors, Gloria Alden, Warren Bull, Kara Cerise and E. B. Davis have short stories in this volume, which can be bought at Wildside Press and the usual retailers. Read "the story behind the stories" on the May 1st blog.

June's Welcome Wednesday interviews start with Sasscer Hill on 6/5. Sasscer talks about her decision to abandon her series and start a new one. On 6/12, Linda Rodriguez tells us about her second Skeet Bannion novel, Every Broken Trust. Alyx Morgan gives us her final interview with novelist Simon Wood on 6/19, and WWK blogger Carla Damron discusses her social-work mystery series on 6/26. Drop in to learn about these authors and their work.

Upcoming Salad Bowl Saturdays include Gayle Carline on 6/22 and Vinnie Hansen on 6/29. If you are interested in being a guest blogger, send a message to Jim Jackson at jmj@jamesmjackson.com.

Warren Bull



Warren Bull has been writing "for as long as I can remember."  While working as a psychologist he shared an office with Casey Dornan who had published several novels as ebooks.  He thought, "If Casey can do it, so can I." After writing a truly abysmal novel, which he plans to have cremated with him, and a merely bad second novel, his third novel, Abraham Lincoln for the Defense got published and that started his career. Heartland is available at http://www.avignonpress.com   His novels are available at kindle at http://www.warrenbull.com/kindle_editions.html Smashwords and Untreed Reads. 

It was after being published that he started to attend critique groups and learning more about writing.  Warren has won awards for his fiction including Best Short Story of 2006 from the Missouri Writers' Guild, Best Short Story from Whortleberry Press and Mysterious Photograph Contest from Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine.

He has a collection of short stories, Murder Manhattan Style, available at his website.

For more information please go to: Webiste http//www.WarrenBull.com
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