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2006 |
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About
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Sea Stories is a quarterly online journal of international ocean writing and art, published by Blue Ocean Institute. We welcome memoir, poetry, descriptive prose, and imaginative nonfiction, as well as photographs, drawings, or other visual arts. Our contributors are people from all walks of life and all writing levels – scientists and beachcombers, students and vacationers, fishermen and seafood-eaters, coastal residents and inland ocean-lovers. Anyone who has ever felt her or his feet sink into warm sand, or poked around the tidepools, or struggled against the powers of wind and wave, or stood transfixed by the reflections of sun and cloud on water, probably has a story to tell - and we want to help that story be told. In so doing, participants will contribute to our shared goals of nurturing people's love of the sea, instilling hope, and helping restore living abundance in the ocean. For more information, including submission guidelines, writing suggestions, and ideas for using Sea Stories in your classroom or organization, go to the Blue Ocean Institute website, www.blueocean.org, and click on “Sea Stories.” To help us out financially, go to www.blueocean.org and click on “Contribute.” Please tell us if you want your donation to support The Sea Stories Project in particular or Blue Ocean Institute in general. Like many environmental and literary ventures, we’re a nonprofit organization with limited funding, and we deeply appreciate your support. To keep in touch, please use the guestbook to add your name to our mailing list for future announcements about Sea Stories and Blue Ocean Institute. Thank you for your interest and support! Sincerely, Mercedes Lee and Steven Pavlos Holmes |
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Seychelles Suite Sirens Live by Nature S.O.S. Save Our Sharks Giving Life a Meaning to Sing: More Poems from Seychelles Low Tide Dovey & Me The Love of Aurelia labiata With Salmon, Bleeding Kenai Ablution A Response to PETA Facing Fish Fishin' Meetings Baywatch Alec Connah My Graceful Giant Dream Deborah McArthur At Play in the Marquesas Abigail Smigel In the Still of the Night Jane Tollefsrud New Port Lorene Delany-Ullman 
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OCEAN WILL NOT SHARE YOUR INFORMATION WITH ANY OTHER ENTITY |
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