The short stories in Clocking the Goose are about growing up, getting over it, becoming yourself and fulfilling your destiny. The key to all this is trusting and honoring your inner voice, despite family insecurities or social blowback.
Gettysburg was the turning point of the most tragic war in American history. This is an introductory study focusing on the command decisions, troop movements, and consequences on the participants’ lives in this pivotal battle.
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Pays $0.015/word
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Pays $100/article of approximately 1200 words with pictures.
100% freelance. “The Sprawl Mag is a (cyber-)feminist, anti-colonial speculative fiction, poetry, and visual art magazine focused on publishing perspectives that have historically been left out of canonical sci-fi and fantasy.” Welcomes new writers. Biannual. Pays on acceptance. Publishes ms within a few months of acceptance. Buys first serial rights. No reprints. Responds within two months. Sample articles available online. Guidelines online.
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Pays $25
You’re going to be EXTREMELY impressed with this poetic masterpiece!!!
Randall Wisehart is a retired educator. He taught middle school through graduate school. In addition to the Rachel Chance and Will Keller mysteries, he has also written three historical fiction novels for middle grades students and a book about teaching.
Randall lives in east central Indiana with his wife Tammy and their happily retired Greyhounds.
Raised on a large cattle and horse ranch in the Madison Valley of southwest Montana, Jim has competed in rodeos at all levels. He has had numerous articles published in national magazines. Although he is old enough to know better, he still rides and trains horses.
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