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What do you mean Tinfish is defunct? We are very much alive and well, just not archiving on the EPC any more.
Please scrub your announcement. Can’t believe you didn’t do some research on this before announcing the demise of a press that’s been going for over 13 years now.
aloha, Susan
Yes we did get this one wrong and it happens from time to time, but to make this even I would just like to point out that we work tirelessly to post our magazines at no cost, and with a tiny staff.
The day we visited “Tin Fish” the site was down (when redoing this list). On top of this we have had this magazine listed on our site with the link http://epc.buffalo.edu/ezines/tinfish/ for well over a year. We are forever begging editors to contact us, use our message board, talk through to us through twitter, facebook, myspace, flixster, this site, and more, and still the link was left like this for our readers. It has been updated.
I have a number of issues of Evergreen magazines from the 1960’s and would like to know what they may be worth and where could I sell them–Thank you–Mike Oakes
Persimmon Tree is an online magazine of the arts by women over sixty. With readers in all U.S. states and 63 countries, it comes out quarterly and includes fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and art. The mission of the magazine is to showcase the talent and creativity of older women. Submission guidelines are on the website.
Hi there!
This website is a great resource, thank you for offering it!
My name is Christy Wardlow and I started Chatterbrew.com in August 2009. We have a variety of topics, ongoing fiction stories, fictional characters, articles, comics and are a whole lot of fun. I am the owner, editor and the webmistress as I like to call myself! I have built this site from scratch and have met a lot of wonderful people!
An Online Literary Magazine - Tags - At the Zoo, Addiction, Bookworm Review, Career, Chatrooms, Enlightenment, Environment, Ethnic, Dieting, Fiction, Games, Horoscopes, Humor, Intimacy, Life, Medical, Music, Mystery, Nutrition, Parenting, Paranormal, Politics, Pets, Poetry, Recipes, Romance, Self Help, Stories
I am currently working on my submission guidelines page.
Thank you so much for your time!
Sincerely,
Christy Wardlow
christy@chatterbrew.com