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.
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Recent Posts: GAY FLASH FICTION
An Accessory — By Chuck Teixeira
How it began? I was working on Tio Rey’s farm — a coca plantation really – in Santander near the petroleum port of Barrancabermeja. I happened to be in the bunkhouse washing off dirt and evidence that only bastard relatives and hired help handle. When I finished, I passed an open stall. Gregorio was on […]
One Night Adoption – By Michael Sherrin
One Night Adoption – Michael Sherrin Christopher woke with a splitting headache and a piece of paper stuck to his face. He pulled the page off and rubbed his temples, trying to remember what had happened the night before. Documents were strewn about like confetti over the dining table and on the floor around […]
Felled — Chuck Teixeira
When the Chronicle’s new entertainment critic referred to Donna Tell-All as the “Dean of Drag,” Donna feared her sun on stage was setting. “I will not be respected,” Donna determined. She crumpled the paper into a ball and threw it across the dressing room she found herself sharing with younger performers, these weeks with […]
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