This is the second of two author interviews this month. Today’s interview is with June’s most-read author, Jason Stout, whose story “Larry Legend” received high star ratings from readers. Jason is an attorney for a Fortune 500 company, has five… Continue Reading
As promised in our July editorial, due to an administrative glitch last month, we now have two interviews in a row for you–today we feature the author of the most-read story from the month of May, to be followed by… Continue Reading
Many of our readers singled out Michael Ehart’s “Without Napier” as one of the best stories that we’ve published so far, and sent it soaring up EDF’s “Top Stories” list. Not surprisingly, the story placed as April’s most-read story. Michael graciously… Continue Reading
March’s most-read author is tearing through Every Day Fiction. Gay Degani’s first story with us, “One Question” placed third in the Preditors & Editors Readers’ Choice Awards, and her second “The Breach” is this month’s most read story (and is… Continue Reading
February’s most-read author is new to the craft. D.A. Heiserman’s “Level Cap” garnered an impressive 1400 reads throughout the month. Heiserman’s story tackled the growing social problem of online gaming addiction. Though a player of Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing… Continue Reading
We noted with great pleasure that January’s most-read story was “Resolution“, by Oonah V Joslin. The story was published on December 31st, but was well-read throughout the month of January. Oonah has been one of EDF’s most prolific authors, part… Continue Reading
As we mentioned in our January Editorial, we have a special treat for you this month. Two interviews in a row! November’s most read story was “Views” by Joseph Riippi, but due to a hungry spam filter our interview questions… Continue Reading
December’s most-read author, Rena Sherwood, is the author of “Peter and Sid” a short story that manages to blend humour with elements of the surreal, and also makes a sharp commentary on the media’s obsession with celebrity. Interview with Rena… Continue Reading