A short story that I wrote for a workshop was re-worked (thanks, Maria!) and chosen for publication! It can be found on the Every Day Fiction website. Do I qualify as a published author even if the payment couldn’t get me a latte?
Lori
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Yes, Lori, you qualify as a published author. Flash fiction will never make anyone rich, but EDF has a larger and more global readership than many magazines that pay pro rates, and your story was chosen where many are not.