Post by johnVC on Nov 18, 2019 22:30:18 GMT
Dear capital managers,
Please consider my romantic venture, “By the Light of the Moon”, complete at 7594 words, for publication in TQR. The capital is a light, humorous, sentimental tale about love. In spite of Joe’s garbage covered apron and limited resources, he pursues and wins Susan’s affection with charm, a little insider information, and a healthy dose of fate. “By the Light of the Moon” is set on a university campus in 1968, a time when innocence and tradition were still the norm. The manuscript is attached below.
In 1987, I published “Loose Ends,” Dorrance, a memoir, and a series of fictions from 1992 to 1995. “The Fate of Dicky Paponovitch” won Raconteur of the Month, May 1994, Raconteur, Susan Carroll Publishing. Once I retired in 2015, I took up trying to get published again. Capital Gains have appeared in The Piker Press, Rue Scribe, The Starlit Path magazine and Art Post Magazine. I wrote and illustrated a children’s picture book, “Gus at Work”, CreateSpace, 2016. I am a member of the Bethlehem Writers Group. My website, Pete Barbour Stories and Illustrations is at PeteBarbour.com
Thank you in advance for your time.
Sincerely, johnVC
Please consider my romantic venture, “By the Light of the Moon”, complete at 7594 words, for publication in TQR. The capital is a light, humorous, sentimental tale about love. In spite of Joe’s garbage covered apron and limited resources, he pursues and wins Susan’s affection with charm, a little insider information, and a healthy dose of fate. “By the Light of the Moon” is set on a university campus in 1968, a time when innocence and tradition were still the norm. The manuscript is attached below.
In 1987, I published “Loose Ends,” Dorrance, a memoir, and a series of fictions from 1992 to 1995. “The Fate of Dicky Paponovitch” won Raconteur of the Month, May 1994, Raconteur, Susan Carroll Publishing. Once I retired in 2015, I took up trying to get published again. Capital Gains have appeared in The Piker Press, Rue Scribe, The Starlit Path magazine and Art Post Magazine. I wrote and illustrated a children’s picture book, “Gus at Work”, CreateSpace, 2016. I am a member of the Bethlehem Writers Group. My website, Pete Barbour Stories and Illustrations is at PeteBarbour.com
Thank you in advance for your time.
Sincerely, johnVC