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Attention: The Potomac Review fiction contest is back!  Entries will be read from Dec. 1st - March 15th.  This year, the winning story will be awarded $1,000 and publication in issue #46, and the two runners-up will each receive $250. Keep checking the website for updates and complete submission guidelines.

Editor's Note

Hot Opener

Tipzi Czajka Has Her Way A short story by Martha Holmes      Tough as a boot she was, I’m thinking, as I drive to her motel room 26 years after last seeing her.  Not the type to cry. Never told a lie. She was a brown-eyed redhead, but probably not anymore. You’d have to be willing to lie to be a redhead when you’re 58. And, yes, she’d be 58 now, as I am. If you would like to read the rest of this story, please click on more.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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