Julie McGalliard
Excerpt
I would have expected people in Seattle to be like the mythical Eskimos with their nine hundred words for snow, and they'd have all sorts of different words for different types of rain and clouds. But they don't. They don't really talk about it, almost like they're in denial. What they have is a bunch of different words for sun. Sunny breaks. Partly sunny. Scattered sun. Mixed sun and rain. Clearing to partial sun by mid-afternoon.
Bio
I'm a graduate of Clarion West 2006, an occasional cartoonist, trained ghost hunter, and still in therapy for my crippling case of submitaphobia.
Publications
"98 Hill," Space Grunts: Full-Throttle Space Tales #3
"Persephone Eats Winter," Talebones #37, Autumn 2008
Writing Description
I write to entertain people, starting with me.
Goals
I intend to run a Submit-a-thon and a Write-a-thon simultaneously. My goals are to write three new stories and submit those same three stories before I lose my nerve.
As usual, I suggest donations in the extremely lucky amount of thirteen dollars.
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