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Monthly Archives: March 2014
Fairies
You might enjoy this story by Anel Viz, an author who has supported Wilde Oats since its very earliest days. Somehow, when I saw this picture it made me think of that story.
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Melancholy
Three melancholy tales from our archives. It wasn’t on purpose. They just happened to be the next three I was uploading. They are all in some way about first loves. Born Again by Michael Gouda Almost Home by Don … Continue reading
New stuff from our writers
Naturally, our writers don’t just get published in Wilde Oats. Byron Edgington‘s The Sky Behind Me is available on Kindle, here. It’s a story based on his forty year career in the cockpit of military and commercial helicopters, and is … Continue reading
Our latest issue is live!
Three stories, the first instalment of a serial, and 3 book reviews. You can read it by clicking on “Issue 16” in the menu bar above.