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I put out the welcome mat for writers to submit short stories, poetry, or essays.  Art work is also welcome for inclusion in the public reader.  Please send to: jkittelberger@neo.rr.com and put submissions in the remarks section of your email.  Thank you.

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No compensation can be given.
You may publish on as many sites simultaneously as you wish.
Please keep content in general audience language.
If you send a short bio, I will print that also.
If you wish to send a picture I may print that also.

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