JS Apsley is an aspiring author based in Glasgow, Scotland. He won the Ringwood Publishing short story prize 2024 for his debut fiction submission, "Immersion", which inspired him to keep writing, and find homes for some of his other work. 

He has since placed short stories and flash fiction with a number of  publishers, podcasts and presses including: Bewildering Stories, Bright Flash Literary, Brussels Literary Review, The Colored Lens, Litbreak, Loft Books, Lowlife Lit Press, Lovecraftiana, Tales to Terrify, WildSound Horror Festival, and Underside Stories.

JS Apsley is the pen name of a non-fiction author who has been published multiple times by institutional publishers such as Edinburgh University Press.

He can be contacted at info@jsapsley.com. See www.jsapsley.com.

Brief Bio - JS Apsley

JS Apsley is an aspiring author from Glasgow, Scotland. He won the Ringwood Publishing short story prize 2024 for his debut fiction submission, "Immersion".

He has placed various stories including: Bewildering Stories, Bright Flash Literary, Brussels Literary Review, The Colored Lens, Loft Books, Lowlife Lit Press, Lovecraftiana, and Underside Stories.

See www.jsapsley.com.

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Dear Editors

I am an aspiring author based in Glasgow, Scotland, and I write to you to submit my short story "Name".

I won the Ringwood Publishing short story prize 2024 for my debut fiction submission, "Immersion", which has inspired me to keep writing, and find homes for my other stories. 

I have since been fortunate to place short stories and flash fiction with a number of  publishers, podcasts and presses including: Bewildering Stories, Bright Flash Literary, Brussels Literary Review, The Colored Lens, Litbreak, Loft Books, Lowlife Lit Press, Lovecraftiana, Tales to Terrify, WildSound Horror Festival, and Underside Stories.

Please note this is a sim-sub; and that my real name is Stephen McGowan. I write my fiction work under the pen name JS Apsley.

I hope you enjoy this piece and to hear from you.

Regards

Dear Editor

Dear Editors

I refer to my submission below and now write to confirm withdrawal of this piece, as it has been accepted elsewhere.

Perhaps I shall place another piece with you in the future.

With best wishes,

Stephen

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