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Terry Sanville lives in San Luis Obispo, California with his artist-poet-wife (and his in-house editor), Marguerite Costigan,
and their two cats (his in-house critics). He writes full time, producing short stories, essays, the
occasional poem, and novels (that are hiding in his closet awaiting editing). Since 2005, his work has been
accepted by more than 50 literary and commercial journals, magazines and anthologies (both print and online)./p>
Terry is a retired urban planner and an accomplished jazz and blues guitarist - who once played with a symphony orchestra backing up jazz legend George Shearing.
Terry's short stories have been published or accepted for publication by 10x10x10 Magazine, 3 A.M. Magazine, About Alzheimer's Association, Arabesques Review, Banyan Review, BEGINNINGS, Bergen Street Review, Border Senses, Breath and Shadow Journal, By-Polar Magazine, Catnip Chronicles, Circle Magazine, Clever Magazine, Delivered Magazine, Distant Echoes Journal, Double Dare Magazine, Eleventh Transmission, ESC! Magazine, Falling Star Magazine, Finally! Magazine, Fine Lines Magazine, Foliate Oak, Greensilk Journal, GRIT Magazine, Halfway Down the Stairs, Illness and Grace-A Wising Up Press anthology, La Fenetre Magazine, Lablit Journal, Lachryma: Modern Songs of Lament, Lamport Court Magazine, Lily Literary Review, Literary House Journal, Loch Raven Review, Lunarosity, Mississippi Crow, Noo Quarterly Review, Not Just Air, Pens on Fire Literary Magazine, Pipes & Timbrels Journal, Plain Spoke, Poor Mojo's Almanac(k), Red Dirt Review, R-kv-ry Journal, Scruffy Dog Review, ShatterColors Literary Review, Skyline Literary Magazine, Sniplits, Southern Ocean Review, Stories for Children Magazine, Storyteller, Sunken Lines, Tales from the Corner Anthology, Terrain, The Externalist: A Journal of Perspectives, The MeadoW, The Pittsburgh Quarterly, Tribute to Orpheus - A Kearney Street Books Anthology, Underground Voices, Wanderings, War Journal, Wilderness House Literary Review, Writing Juice, and Yale Anglers' Journal.
TS: I write all forms of fiction. But I like writing short stories the best because they satisfy my desire to complete something in a short time frame, they're easy to research and market, and the probability of getting published is great. Plus, they're just fun to write. I've written five novel-length pieces and also enjoy creating stories with complex characters, plots, sub-plots, and settings. But novels are a real pain in the keister to edit and rewrite...and everybody and their cousin seems to be trying to get one published. However, I was just contacted by a NY agent who is looking at a couple of my novels. So by this time next month I might be singing the praises of longer fiction, heh, heh. The interesting thing about this NY agent is he contacted me after seeing one of my short stories published in a literary journal. So maybe journals still function as a vehicle for linking agents/publishers with emerging writers. Thanks for your interest and have fun writing.
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A Rubensque girl attends her graduation dance with her hopeful boyfriend and finds herself in his arms, in her dad's car, but hanging over a cliff. Some sexual references.
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