"A Story In 100 Words" is a literary magazine dedicated to the art of concise storytelling, publishing narratives that are exactly 100 words in length. This format challenges writers to craft complete and impactful stories within a strict word limit, emphasizing brevity and precision. Each piece is accompanied by a photograph, enhancing the reader's experience and providing a visual context to the narrative. The magazine operates out of Berkeley, California, and publishes six to eight issues annually. The editorial team includes Grant Faulkner, co-founder and editor-in-chief, Lynn Mundell, co-founder and managing editor, and Beret Olsen, photo editor. (aquietcourage.wordpress.com) The magazine accepts submissions year-round, with a reading period from January 1 to December 31, and aims to respond to submissions within three months. They charge a reading fee of $2 per submission and accept simultaneous submissions. While they do not offer payment for published works, they provide contributors with exposure and the opportunity to be part of a unique literary project. (pw.org) The magazine's mission is to showcase the power of brevity in storytelling, offering readers a diverse array of narratives that are both concise and compelling.

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