Welcome back to another edition of Written Tales Reads, and a happy Monday Evening! I hope everyone had a wonderful weekend and enjoyed a bit of the outdoors. We have a few wonderful features to share. So grab a cup of coffee or tea and get ready to enjoy a few talented authors. For the more we read, the more lives we live.
A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies . . . The man who never reads lives only one.
— George R.R. Martin
Ep3. Whispers — CNR Station Sarnia, 1963, Spoken Word Prose by J. A. Farina
Past Served Al Fresco, Poem by Anna Staropoli
Like Crackers Cra-crackity-crack (i.e., British Christmas Crackers), Poem by Tami Darlene
Memory Lane, Short Story by Elena Williams
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: Open from May. 18, 2022 ~ Jun. 12, 2022
We are looking for poetry & short stories.
No fees.
Selected pieces will appear in the new Written Tales Chapbook.
Multiple submissions are welcome. One per entry.
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Mirrors, Short Story by Doug Hawley
Act of God, Poem by Elena Williams
Respect for the Dead, Poem by Celia Collopy
The Christmas Baby, Poem by Galadriel Faye
Thank you again for being part of the Written Tales Magazine. And we hope you enjoyed these features as much as we did.
Kevin
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