Science fiction short-short story site 365tomorrows turns 1000 stories old
Stephen sez, "From its first story published free to the web August 1st, 2005, the flash fiction website 365tomorrows.com has posted a new piece of short science fiction to the web every day since and will post its 1000th story Apr 26th, 2008.
The site continues to publish daily from a combination of staff writing and select submissions from amateur writers from around the world.
A reader commented, 'An idea while stuck at a traffic light has spawned 500,000 words... of course that only counts the stories you've accepted. It's also interesting to think that you've gotten a thousand unique futures from a bunch of amateur writers. Pretty neat.'"
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(Thanks, Stephen!)


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I think it's an interesting place, but I'm not cool with the font. It looks grainy. And a white background is best for reading I think IMHO.
I read there for a while, but a few abusive authors made life miserable in the forums. Then, around the one-year mark, they changed management, and introduced an editorial bias into their story selection process that made it not worth reading anymore. At least it's still free.
For Widescreen, White Backgrounds Burn my eyes....
It's an amazing site with amazing talent. It's hard to believe it's been nearly 3 years.
ps. I only tolerate the white background on this site because of the awesome content.