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November 2007 Welcome to the new Imaginary Word. It has been a while. I apologize for that but, life has a way of sweeping in and shaking things up sometimes. Due to my new time constraints, the Imaginary Word will now appear quarterly - the beginning of November, February, May, and August. For those of you visiting for the first time, The Imaginary Word is a suggested reading list of online prose and poetry with the occasional bit of art thrown in too. Things I find beautiful, interesting, or just amazing and worthy of passing along to others. I hope you find something that suits your tastes in this list and, if you do, seek out the author or artist and let them know. You might just make someone’s day. ~~~~~ Poetry Incubator: for Emily - R.F. Long - Haruah: A Breath of Heaven ~*~ Flash Fiction Immortal Tapestry - Clyde Andrews - Every Day Fiction ~*~ Fiction Soft Time - David McGillveray - Worlds Of Wonder ~*~ Art Julie Dillon ~*~ Of General Interest Peckham House - An exercise in architectural innovation. ~*~ Calls for Submissions Lilley Press - Currently seeking completed manuscripts of science fiction, fantasy, paranormal romance, and young adult fiction. Please visit their website for further information and guidelines.
Reader’s News D. Domynoe Loeb’s poem, Dragon Dreams is now appearing in Beyond Centauri
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