No Guts, No Gory, by Nicole St. Onge, my granddaughter, has been accepted for publication by FICTION on the WEB for October 30th, 2015.
I like to write mysteries because I like to read mystery stories. It all began with the Nancy Drew series by Carolyn Keene when I was a pre-teen in the 1950s. I have four published novels, poetry and short stories.
Wednesday, September 23, 2015
The Pink Victorian Lady accepted at FICTION on the WEB
I received this acceptance coming out on October 11:
Congratulations! "The Pink Victorian Lady" has been accepted for publication at FICTION on the WEB, and will appear on 11 October.
You can support Fiction on the Web at www.patreon.com/charliefish
Thanks,
Charlie
Wednesday, September 16, 2015
Yours Anonymous by Peter Orr (book review)
Yours, Anonymous should be read by every parent, teacher,
student and potential bully, nerd and geek. Perhaps then, there would be less
complex situations like Ashley White’s. Peter David Orr has documented an 11th grade
student’s interviews, which shine the light on how the authorities committed a
tragic error by allowing those responsible for a fellow student’s death to go
unpunished. Yours, Anonymous is a spell-binding read involving bullying, drugs,
and self-serving teens. - by Patricia Crandall (reviewer)
Thursday, September 3, 2015
OLD FRIEND a poem
OLD FRIEND
Thirty years
have passed old friend
since childhood romps
through green pastures
and cow dung
were worthy pastimes.
When trespassing
over wooden fences
and climbing
octopus apple trees
were ultimate achievements.
Do you remember
chasing headless chickens
in the barnyard?
Tuesday, September 1, 2015
Life With a Maine Coon Cat acceptance
We would like to publish Life With a Maine Coon Cat in the September 2015 issue of both our digital and new print version of A Long Story Short magazine and ezine.
Thank you for your submission,
Anisa A. Claire
Editor, A Long Story Short
A Long Story Short Submission Guidelines, Terms and Conditions
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