The Crambo is coming! Kennesaw State University is getting ready to release it's inaugural literary magazine. Submissions accepted through November 7, 2017.
@KatyKray73 Not really. Her point wasn’t about emissions. It was about an animal not being killed. He brought up emissions.
He could not negate her main reason, so he switched tactics.
Unbiased observation from a fellow carnivore and wearer of leather.
Okay MAGA folks, here we go:
1. If you want to defend the first shot he fired, how do you defend the second and third shots into the driver side window?
2. If you want to defend all three shots, how do you defend them blocking medics from getting to her as she bled out?
3. If you want to defend all 3 shots and blocking medical care, how do you defend him getting in the car and driving away from the scene of a crime, after calling her a ‘fucking bitch’?
My replies are open. You have to answer all three numbered questions.
We publish graduate student work in poetry, short fiction, creative nonfiction, screenplays, cartoons, short graphic fiction, and visual art.
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Writing prompt for Six-Word Short Story.
This is Hemingway's famous Six-Word Short Story that inspired its own genre.
"For sale: baby shoes, never worn,”
Retweet with your own Six-Word Short Story
Are you a graduate student? Do you have art/fiction/poetry/etc that you want to share? The @thecrambo is accepting submissions! #callforsubmissions#writers https://t.co/HjLA8laXiE
Just a reminder, if you are a #writer currently enrolled in a graduate program #litmag The Crambo (@thecrambo) is anxious to read your work. Deadline is November 7. No fee. Check out past issues & submit today. https://t.co/sF5bQeN727
Looking for your next great read? Check out the twelve books featured in the new installment of Page One: Where New & Noteworthy Books Begin, including Heavy: An American Memoir by @KieseLaymon, just out from @ScribnerBooks. https://t.co/NrOTYAlUWN
What makes a great video game plot? Come to the Game Writers’ Guild to make a story for the ages! Join us on Thursday, October 18, at 6:00 p.m. in Johnson Library 121.