Wilde Oats is published three times a year, in April, August and December.
The Fiction submission deadline for the next issue ( in the second half of August 2015) is end June. Non-fiction subs close on end July.
Go here for submission guidelines.
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Edwardo McKlusky Nguyen and his sugar daddy Abraham started SIT & STAY DOT COM, a daycare for pets, in a previous flash. Learn here how their story continues: Frinight, Day 12 of Month 5 Oh Long Yellow Pad That Is Dear: It is I again Edwardo McKlusky Nguyen with a most favorite new pen from […]
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“I say–he–not–love–me–he–look–at–other–boys”—by Tommy Poppers
The problem with moving to Thailand is that now we have to endure hearing what Thai people think. The majority of which is not worth listening to; it’s generally something about “Som tam,” “sleeping,”or “playing facebook.” Take my secretary for instance (please, just take him!). He doesn’t stop talking. He talks so much it […]
I have a story, which I guess will need to be considered for February? I’m already a published author, but this blog of yours has rocked me world. Unfortunately, I can’t quite figure out how to submit my story. I am a total neo-luddite, and though I have a Ph.D. in Comparative Literature, I am looking for my Scudder. I hate pretension. I’d like to marry a farmer and help him raise goats … hard to find in New York! Anyway, if you could help me a bit here, I’d totally appreciate it. Mark