The Inditer

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The Inditer

http://www.inditer.com/

The Inditer is the amalgamation of two electronic magazines: The Tomato
Times and The Club Gazetteer.

"The Inditer" is dedicated to the encouragement of new writers.  We are
particularly encouraged and heartened by the submissions of quality work
by new writers. It is the sole intent of this journal to be a showcase for
those who aspire to writing as a profession, or to those who enjoy
scribbling as a hobby.

All manuscripts will be given close attention, and may be submitted as an
ASCII attachment to Email, or within the body of your Email. Your short
stories and comments on any topic are sought. If you have a story you
would like published, or a comment to get off your chest, Submit It. 

Recent Contents:

          Marty Gallanter, essayist from the small community of
                Tyler, Minnesota, publishes his own Journal, Country
                Net. Marty can claim bylines in some of the most
                prestigous newspapers of the USA. Learn more about
                this interesting man, Marty Gallanter 

          Mitchell Scott, Lives in Vancouver, Canada. He is an
                outdoorsman and extreme sports athlete. Scott is
                concerned about his world, how it's developing, and
                the chances a modern world offers to it's newest
                generations.  More about Mitchell Scott. 

          Chris Mansour, 18 years old, from Barrie, Ontario, Canada
                will be attending York University as an English major
                in the fall. This young writer has a different way to tell
                a story.  Meet Chris Mansour. 

          Alistair Macduff. - - New writings about Bonny Prince
                Charlie and The Great Highland Bagpipe....to say
                nothing of a dissertation on the great MacCrimmons.
                Now residing in Victoria, Canada, Alistair Macduff is
                a citizen of the world. His travels and experiences in
                Asia and the Iberian Penninsula have provided plenty of
                grist for this fertile mill. Meet Alistair Macduff.

          Ron J. Houssaye is a teacher at Tracy, in The Great Central
                Valley of California. He has his sights set on writing a
                novel. No doubt, you will agree, he will, once you have
                met Ron. J. Houssaye.

Contact:

editor@inditer.com