In This Issue
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Manifest Destiny, Part 2 of 3
by Sumner Wilson
Amos Case continues the search for wife, stolen by Piegan braves. But even his deep faith in her return is beginning
to waver. And what must his children think of this wild-eyed man who leaves them for months at a time? -?
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Nightfall in the Sierras
by David A. Hardy
Jack Kenworth made his fortune, then lost it. Along the way, he lost everything else that mattered, too. Now, fate has
brought him back to the place where it all began, but this time he is haunted by the wails of ghosts . . , or coyotes?
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Ode to Kokopelli
by Nancy Cole Silverman
Taking a step back hundreds of years before the white man arrived on this continent, Nancy Cole Silverman spins a chilling tale of evil
versus good in a match between a young girl and a seductive witch who seeks to destroy her people.
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Wild Horse Spring
by Steve Smith
Dick and Stoney had been pards for years, but sometimes even the best of friends come to a parting of the ways, and all because of a trace of gold.
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All the Tales
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Last Month's Winner!
April's Favorite Story was "A Woman's Work," written by Laura K. Johnson. Congratulations Laura!
Here's another chance to look it over
if you missed it.
Help us decide who this month's winner will be!
Welcome to the Voting Booth!
Click on your choice until it is highlighted,
then enter your email address.
Finally, click on the
"Cast your vote!" button
and you're done!
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Pick your favorite story this month!
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HOT NEWS FLASH!
Editor's Corner
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The Best of Frontier Tales Anthology has all the top stories from our first year!
We're giving the authors of the stories first crack at selling them so, if you want one, get hold of your favorite
Tale-teller and ask him or her to set one aside for you. If you don't know an author personally, you can still
get a copy. Click on the cover to see a preview!
Next month, you can order one here!
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Pen-L Publishing will be at the Oklahoma Writers Federation Inc. annual conference on May 3rd through 5th
at the Embassy Suites Hotel at 1815 S. Meridian in Oklahoma City, OK. Stop in and visit with us!
Writers: Want to make your work even better? Don't forget to check out our
Writing Tips. If you're looking to improve your stories, this is a good place to
start.
And don't forget to tell your friends about Frontier Tales! The more readers, the better it gets.
Thanks, Duke
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Duke Pennell, Editor.
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