by Larry Upshaw | Apr 25, 2018 | announcement, anthologies, fiction, short story, writing, writing contests
By Rebecca Witzke My father, Gust Cougias, has been telling me stories since I was a small child. Most were make-believe adventures that would take my imagination to places I could never go to on my own. My father believes that storytelling is the oldest form of...
by Larry Upshaw | Apr 25, 2018 | anthologies, essay, fiction, poetry, short story, writing, writing contests
Kirkus Reviews Magazine featured their review of Ageless Authors Anthology among their best-reviewed books that ran in the February 2018 issue of the online edition of the publication. The review goes as follows: In this debut, one-of-a-kind compilation, editors...
by Larry Upshaw | Apr 25, 2018 | writing
By Elizabeth Meade Howard He was my hero. He was a New York ad man, writer, gentle teacher and, life-long role model. My father lived to 90 but when he died, even so many years felt too few. I was 62, and abruptly promoted to family elder. My mother had died 20 years...
by Larry Upshaw | Jan 2, 2018 | writing contests
The 2017 Ageless Authors Writing Contest is open to anyone 65 years old or older anywhere in the country. Here are instructions on submitting your work: Click on http://www.agelessauthors.com/current-contests. Read that page from top to bottom as you scroll down. It...
by Larry Upshaw | Oct 17, 2017 | announcement, anthologies, essay, fiction, poem, poetry, short story, writing, writing contests
Parents, can’t live with them and you don’t get much if you sell them. The second category in the 2017 Ageless Authors Writing Contest is Parents, For Better or Worse. Entrants are asked to pen a short story, essay or poem that relates a rich and...
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