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TangueroLS — Mon, 2011-05-16 19:29I've looked all over your website for writer submission guidelines and come up empty. Can you tell me, first, do you accept outside submissions, and, second, can you tell me where I can find your submission guidelines.
I'm also working on a short film — 10-15 mins — about cowboy culture and traditions from the perspective of 3 generations of ranchers/cowboys. I'd like to know to whom I should send a query letter.
Thanks!
Lawrence Standifer Stevens
tanguero@mac.com
Art is messy. Color outside the lines.