Write a story related to an inexplicable event in your life

This genre is widely varied, and includes the range from strict realism to completely fantastical. Here, we'll consider one aspect in a basic way with a simple exercise that could turn into one of your favorite stories to submit to a magazine or anthology. Writing this kind of fiction allows you to explore events you might have experienced in your own life that you couldn't explain, or are leery of telling people about because they might not share your belief that it could have happened. Just respect the creators of this label, beginning with an anthology in 2002 Edited by Bradford Morrow, Guest Edited by Peter Straub, and don't call your work New Wave Fabulism yet, until you really know all the ins and outs of what that term means.