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Silly Tree Anthologies: Submission Extension

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Monday, September 8, 2014. Silly Tree Anthologies has extended the deadline to September 30, 2014, for submission of poems for our upcoming anthology. Check out the guidelines. Http:/ sillytreeanthologies.blogspot.com/p/call-for-submissions.html. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Cathy A. MacKenzie. Angel Sharum, Author. Writing Wicket(Cathy A. MacKenzie). Links of Interest to Writers. June J. Austin. Brenda K. Ledford. Alan Kemister's Writing Blog. Scott Wiggerman's Poetry Pages. Writing to Be Noticed.

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Linen Woman — Speakeasy #146 | @estheria

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Boot cuts — Speakeasy #145. The Wheelbarrow — Speakeasy #150 →. Linen Woman — Speakeasy #146. January 29, 2014. I’ve been pregnant twenty months, can you believe it? That’s an awful long time, I know. My belly itches from wearing these clothes that don’t fit. My ankles will buckle soon. I don’t know what to call the baby. My mom called it Folly. I asked her what it meant. “Folly like fool,” she said. “Like you’ve been a fool.”. Fool, folly, folly. Folly, fool, folly. Before I came here, it was like nothi...

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Silly Tree Anthologies: Interview with Bob MacKenzie

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Wednesday, January 15, 2014. Interview with Bob MacKenzie. Bob put a lot of thought into his interview and allowed us into his mind and process. We're sure you will enjoy what he has to say. Do you see writing as a career? I think for some writing is a career. Most career writers work in media journalism or in advertising and publicity. Some write genre-fiction for series published by large traditional publishers, usually under one or more pseudonyms. Do you recall how your interest in writing originated?

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Silly Tree Anthologies: October 2013

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Tuesday, October 22, 2013. Scared Spitless now in Print! Scared Spitless" is now available in print from Amazon.com. We are excited to have the wonderful stories in the anthology out there for everyone to read. Thursday, October 10, 2013. Thanks to our Wonderful Editor! Pam is easy to work with, thorough, and fast. She will work with authors and publishers to make sure the story they produce is the best possible version. She explains things and helps authors grow in their craft. Wednesday, October 9, 2013.

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Silly Tree Anthologies: Call for Submissions

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We are so excited to announce our fourth Call for Submissions here at Silly Tree Anthology. We’ve had a book of only short stories. We’ve had a book of poetry and short stories combined. Therefore, we thought it was time to have a book solely of poetry. We gotta keep things balanced around here, right? We want poems about emotions, memories, day dreams, or whatever else this image makes you think of. We do not want poems about swings. We are not going for a literal interpretation of the book cover. The t...

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Silly Tree Anthologies: January 2014

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Wednesday, January 22, 2014. Interview with Our Editor, Pamela Gifford. We are grateful to have Pamela Gifford as the editor for Silly Tree Anthologies. We thought it might be interesting for our readers and authors to get to know Pam better and find out a little more about how the editing process works. Pamela agreed to do the following interview with us, which we hope you enjoy. ST: What are your credentials and who are some of the authors who have used your editing services? Pam: Asking me to pick a f...

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Silly Tree Anthologies: September 2013

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Friday, September 20, 2013. Interview with Amber Gabbitas. Amber’s story is horror in the true form. It goes to show that sometimes we can go too far in our aspirations, and that we should think before we act. Enjoy the interview with Amber below. 1 What is your favorite genre to write? I like to write horror. It's the genre of consequences from bad choices. Honesty told through the illusion of a lie. 2 Who is your biggest supporter as far as writing goes? 4 When did you realize you wanted to be a writer?

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Silly Tree Anthologies: Submission Guidelines

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Please follow the submission guidelines exactly. Any author who does not runs the risk of their story being deleted unopened. Submit stories and poems on the theme listed in the Call for Submission post. Do not send a story or poem if it doesn’t fit the theme. Edit your stories and poems to the best of your ability before submitting. A polished story or poem is more likely to be selected than one that needs a lot of editing. Submit only previously unpublished stories and poems. Submit stories and poems to.