The Winter 2007/2008 issue of Longleaf Style is out and the theme is centered around celebrations!
Articles in this issue include:
It's my party planner by Kristy Farmer
You're Invited by Emily Amick
Personally Celebrate by Kim Maniscalco
Celebrate Lover by Josephine Ayers
Celebrate Music by Legare McIntosh
Celebrate Champagne by Pat Kettles
Mardi Gras by Tom Mason
Celebrate Food by Laura Tutor
Personality Feature on Gadsden's Joe Keracher by Brett Buckner
Whale Watching by Pete Conroy
Celebration in Shakespeare by Joanne Gates
Family and Food by Hardy Jackson
Plus, BeScene, Winter calendar and a stunning LastLeaf photo by John Swango
You may purchase Longleaf Style magazine at:
Anniston Museums
Books-a-Million in Oxford
K-Mart in Anniston
Nyles & Nolen Boutique
Walgreens in Anniston
Wal-Mart in Oxford
Wine Cellar in Anniston
Contact Longleaf Style
Winter 2007/2008 Issue
Name the Longleaf Doors Contest Winner
Longleaf Style magazine would like to congratulate Jim Tyson of Anniston as the winner of the "Name the Longleaf Doors" contest. Mr. Tyson will recieve a framed Fall 2007 Longleaf Style cover poster, one year subscription to Longleaf Style and a gift basket.
Name the Longleaf Doors Contest
Can you name the location of these six doors in the Longleaf area?
Take a good look, then Contact Longleaf Style with your answers. If you get all six answers correct, your name will be entered into a drawing for a framed 2007 Fall Longleaf cover poster, one year subscription to Longleaf Style magazine and a gift basket of goodies. Only one entry per household.
The contest begins on Sunday, November 25, 2007 and ends Saturday, December 8, 2007.
HINT: Yes, all of the doors are in Calhoun County, Alabama.
Longleaf Style
Anniston Museums
Books-a-Million in Oxford
K-Mart in Anniston
Nyles & Nolen Boutique
Walgreens in Anniston
Wal-Mart in Oxford
Wine Cellar in Anniston
The Fall 2007 Issue features:
The Door, by Rick Bragg (original short story)
Big is too small a word (Sue dinosaur), by Josephine Ayers
The Nutcracker, by Mike Stedham
Barn Again...again, by Harvey Jackson
Opening a tasty door the past, by Laura Tutor
Lay up your treasures, by Pat Kettles
Preservation Successes, by Mary Eloise Leake
Like after Rehab, by David Schneider
House of God: bought for a dollar, by Brett Buckner
Walker Percy, by Elise Sanguinetti
Walker Percy: On a personal note, by Robert Lokey
Hal Holbrook, by Shawn Ryan
SELF Preservation, by Kathleen Hall
Contact Longleaf Style
Longleaf Style Writers Guidelines
Longleaf Style magazine is a publication of Consolidated Publishing, Co., located in Anniston, Alabama.
LongLeaf Style Magazine does not accept unsolicited manuscripts. However, if you are interested in writing for us, I ask that you first read the magazine. After you read it, then query us with your fresh, new ideas. Our editorial team is very open to listening to ideas, but please keep in mind that not every idea makes it to print.
Departments:
• Arts
• Cuisine
• Culture
• Destinations
• Innovations
• Longleaf Library
• Personalities
• Trends
• Spirits
Query letters should be e-mailed and include:
• A summary describing the article idea
• The purpose of the piece and its value to readers
• The author’s qualifications to write the piece
• The approximate word count of the article
Suggested article length:
One Column: 225 words
Two Columns: 400 words
One Page: 600 words
Please send all query letters to:
Theresa Shadrix, Managing Editor
tshadrix@longleafstyle.com
Acceptance of a query or manuscript does not guarantee printing of the manuscript. Editors reserve the right to reject or hold off a manuscript at any stage, for any reason. LongLeaf Style Magazine also reserves the right to make any necessary edits for content and length requirements.
Once accepted, all articles should be no more than two pages in length (1200 words) and should be e-mailed or saved on a disk in a text format and accompanied by a printed hard copy of the article. Mail to PO Box 189 Anniston, AL 36202. Please include your name, address and daytime phone number. When you submit by mail and you would like it returned, then please send a self adressed stamped envelope. Other requests, such as credit/byline information or any relevant photos/graphics will also be made at that time. LongLeaf Style Magazine is part of a paying market.
