Due to the volume of manuscripts received each day, we now respond to most submissions via this form. Unfortunately, I’ve decided to pass on this story. Listed below are the most frequent reasons we reject a submission. Any marked reasons means your story fits into that category.
[ ] Does not have an adequate science fiction [...]
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Saturday, February 6, 2010
My favorite quote from all those David Eddings books were from the without-a-doubt best character, Silk, who would periodically say: “I didn’t make the world, xx, I just try to live in it.” I stole this quote with such alacrity that some of you probably think I made it up. Sorry about that.
Anyway, [...]
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Sunday, November 22, 2009
My first, and last, Steampunk.
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Friday, November 20, 2009
Whatever else one might say for this piece, it was the beginning of my current streak of a story a day, which tomorrow will have lasted three weeks.
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Bailing out the financial class of Wall Street with working-class taxpayer dollars fills republicans and conservatives with a white-hot populist rage, but they are equally incensed by a 5.4% tax increase on the top one percent of income earners so that the working class taxpayers need not be bankrupted by rising health care costs?
I need [...]
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From the ABC News interview:
As to whether another pursuit for national office, as when she joined Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., in the race for the White House less than a year ago, would result in the same political blood sport, Palin said there was a difference between the White House and what she had experienced [...]
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Caribou this morning, between a loud-talking gym-teacher sort of guy, and some guy in a walker who has some disorder that makes him talk like a mixture of a muppet and Gentle Ben. This latter guy is apparently a doctor, which I deduce from the fact that the loud-talking guy keeps calling him “doctor.”
LT: [...]
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Score one for the “Culture of Life.”
A 13-year-old Minnesota boy with cancer must resume medical treatment to save his life, despite religious and other objections by his family — unless it already is too late, a Brown County District Court judge ruled this morning.
Daniel Hauser must have a chest x-ray by next Tuesday, when Judge [...]
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