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Previously an Associate Editor with The Scriptorium Webzine for Writers, Julie Serroul is now one third of the editorial triumvirate that is Third Person Press. Her writing floats around a couple of subgenres in the realm of Speculative Fiction, hovering often in the supernatural or paranormal. Her short stories have appeared online at The Writer’s Head E-zine and the Practically Creative Quarter, and her non-fiction articles have appeared in The Scriptorium Webzine. Her short story “Sanctuary” won second place in the annual Conestoga Short Fiction Competition, and recently, her story “Letters to Mom” appeared in a magazine of dark urban fantasy called Cover of Darkness.
Julie now lives with her husband, children and yellow lab in a log home overlooking the Brasd’Or Lake, but spent most of her teen years swimming in and exploring the many branches of the Frenchvale Brook. Although she found several beautiful, nearly mystical swimming holes, none had a pearly white stone that allowed her astral travel. Or, if so, she’s not telling…
“Mud Pies” is from Third Person Press’s newest anthology, Unearthed. You can find the links to purchase any of our anthologies at the end of this free sampler, or by clicking to www.thirdpersonpress.com.
Mud Pies
by Nancy S.M. Waldman
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