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Oceanview would like to
congratulate our two winning finalists:
K.G. McAbee for “Me and the Bank”.
K.G. McAbee has had several books
published and more than sixty short stories. She’s won the Dream
Realm Award for Best YA Fantasy, the Eppie Award, and the
Dorothy Parker Award of Excellence from Reviewers
International. Her short fiction has won first prize in the
Writer’s Journal (historical) and been a finalist in the
Derringer Awards (mystery) and the Sapphire Awards
(romantic fantasy). She lives in upstate South Carolina with her
husband and three spoiled dogs in a log cabin built in 1816,
complete with two resident ghosts. Please visit her website at
www.kgmcabee.net for more information, or email her at
kgmcabee@gmail.com
Click HERE to read K.G.’s humorous story.
Karen Pullen for “Heavenly
Chorus”.
Karen Pullen lives in Pittsboro, North Carolina, where she owns a
bed & breakfast, writing between breakfast and check-in. Her story
was
inspired by /The Bell Jar/, in which Sylvia Plath writes about her
ECT treatments. The narrator of "Heavenly Chorus" is offered a
miraculous alternative to ECT, one which ultimately presents a moral
dilemma. You can email Karen at
rosemarybb@earthlink.net
Click HERE to read Karen’s engaging short
story.
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