Short Story Library is a free online magazine which offers the best of poetry, microfiction, flash fiction and short stories on the web.  We accept submissions all year round and try to respond within four to six weeks to the submissions we have received. We are also accepting art work, general articles, book reviews and writing articles for consideration in our publications.

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Writing Staff:

Casey Quinn - Publisher & Editor

Casey Quinn is a writer and editor of the free online short story magazine Short Story Library - http://shortstory.us.com. He has been published in every form of short writing (microfiction, flash fiction and short stories) and has had over 300 articles published in various magazines both in print and web versions.

Daryl Baldwin - Contributor

Daryl was born in Gloucester, England. He still lives there today. He is married and has three children and 1 dog.  He works in a local company making products for aircraft and other vehicles. In his spare time he likes to write screenplays and micro fiction. Reading has played a large part of his life. His love of films inspired him to start his first screenplay 2 years ago. This has progressed into trying his hand at prose and lately, micro fiction.

He is a parent governor at the school his children attend. He believes that his input can be invaluable to his children as well as others.

John Yamrus - Contributor

Since 1970 John Yamrus has published 2 novels and 15 volumes of poetry.  More than 900 of his poems have appeared in magazines around the world.  Selections of his work have been translated into several languages, most recently, Romanian

Christopher Scott Silva - Contributor

Christopher Scott Silva currently lives with his wife and two sons in Germany. Chris is Editor and Moderator for two of the most popular internet sites for writers on the web. He enjoys writing science fiction, horror and fantasy, and his atmospheric style and clever prose pulls the reader instantly into his fantastical realms.

Chris’s fast-paced gritty style keeps his readers coming back for more. His recently published serial in ‘Forgotten Worlds’ magazine, ‘Another Day On The Job’ (in print -UK) was well received by popular critics. Chris can be found writing in Frankfurt, or anywhere there’s a warm cup of good coffee and fast wireless internet access.