Websites using summer fiction as a keyword

Snowflakes Production mette la propria passione e professionalita’ al vostro servizio per realizzare film, fiction e documentari che sappiano soddisfare la vostra voglia di sognare ad occhi aperti, vivere un’esperienza straordinaria, riflettere sulla realta’ che ci circonda.

Welcome Dear Friend, Summer is here! Maybe not officially, but the ninety degree temperatures are proof enough for me. Especially when I step outside and feel the warmth on my bare legs and arms after months of layers. And what a hive of activity right outside our back door! Bees humming, squirrels twittering, dogs barking,…

Lecia Cornwall, author of How to Deceive a Duke, The Secret Life of Lady Julia, and other novels

Odyssey is an annual six-week summer writing workshop directed by Jeanne Cavelos at Saint Anselm College for writers of fantasy, science fiction, and horror.

This web site provides short reviews of crime fiction books.

LATEST NEWS Pushcart Prize, "The Carnation Milk Palace" 2017 Pushcart Prize XLI, November, 2016 Recipient, The 2016 Marguerite and Lamar Smith Fellowship for Writers The Carson McCullers Center for Writers and Musicians Columbus, Georgia, September 1-December 1, 2016 "Hotel Majestic" Ploughshares, Summer 2016 issue Guest-edited by Claire Messud and James Wood "Special Mention" 2018 Pushcart Prize XLII "Mrs. Wisdom" Southwest Review Fall Issue, 2016 2015 McGinnis-Ritchie Fiction Prize "Distinguished Story", Best American Short Stories 2016, editor Junot Diaz Selected for inclusion in Subway Library, a 2017 initiative launched and curated by the New York Public Library with the NYC MTA www.SubwayLibrary.com "Palace of Vicissitude" The Georgia Review The University of Georgia, Stephen Corey, editor Spring Issue, 2017

Christopher Bolton is Professor of Comparative and Japanese Literature at Williams College, in Williamstown, MA. His research centers on modern Japanese fiction and Japanese anime.

Star Command - Build, Manage and Explore the Universe on iPhone and Android this Summer 2011

The Press solicits poetry, fiction and plays from unique writers and holds open contests regularly for its chapbooks, postcards, broadsides and books, chapbook contests

Preview FREE Clip Art from NVTech's TASK FORCE Clip Art, Task Force ImageGALLERY. Really cool, creative, cartoons, illustrations, photos, web art in many subjects and styles.

Bethesda Magazine’s guide to the Bethesda-area's best restaurants, shopping, events, professionals and community news.

ONYXCON Focusing on edutainment with comic books, graphic novels, films, novels, toys, art exhibitions, genres of science fiction, fantasy, etc.

Summer Game Books - Baseball Ebooks Publishing Self-Publishing Yearbooks Manuscripts Distribution Fiction Sabermetrics Editing Production Marketing New Jersey NJ

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The website of Anne Gracie, a romance author who writes historical romances for Berkley Sensation and romantic comedy. The site contains writing articles and advice, as well as book excerpts, reviews and hundreds of useful research and writing links.

Lucky Treehouse is a collective of filmmakers and artists working together to make films, commercials, and television content inspired by the stories of youth, the unknown on the road ahead, and the feeling of summer days, rope swings, experience & adventure. With over 30 years of collective experience in storytelling, from concept through production and post, Lucky Treehouse is a full service team available to create narrative and non-fiction work for agencies, studios, and client direct.

The Coachella Review's Summer 2017 issue, featuring poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and drama.

Otome, Visual Novel, Interactive Fiction, Political Fantasy, Simulation, Romance, GxB/G PC, Mac and Linux Summer 2016

Pacifica Literary Review is a small literary arts magazine based in Seattle, WA. Our print editions are published biannually in winter and summer.

You can cut all the flowers but you cannot keep Spring from coming. -Pablo Neruda  When I was younger I thought that spring was a silly season. I thought spring was just a way to get to summer, and most importantly, I thought that both seasons were just a way to get to the romance…

Whitefish Review is a Nonprofit Literary Journal containing short stories, essays, and artwork of local and published authors, poets, photographers and artists.

Poetry, fiction, and lyrical commentary from the journal of unpopular discontent.

Zilpha Keatley Snyder, an avid early reader, decided at the age of eight that she was a fiction writer. After many sporadic attempts at novel writing during her high school and college years, her literary efforts ceased for almost ten years while she concentrated on being a teacher, wife and mother. It was teaching in the upper elementary grades that influenced her decision to try to write for children. Her first book for young people came out in 1964 and her forty fourth book for young people was published in September 2009.

I'm working on a new fiction novel. I've been consumed by it every night for nearly a month now, and I'm proud of the progress I've made. It's unlike anything

This is another great read by Ellen Whyte. It is a short, sweet, fun and surely a must read in the contemporary romance category.

Happy summer! Here's a little poolside reading in the form of Issue 19. Per usual, we have a wide array of poetry and fiction, as well as one shiny new non-fiction essay. From fables to the apocalypse, we have you covered. We have a lot of movement and change going on in this issue. Maybe…

Roy Christopher marshals the middle between Mathers and McLuhan.