Mermaid
Duration 18m 45s

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Marnie does the worst possible thing in the morning, and the best possible thing in the evening. In true mermaid fashion, she confronts letting go of grief and moving on to a new love at Weeki Wachee Springs. This story was awarded an Honorable Mention in the Mainstream/Literary Short Story category of the 75th Annual Writer's Digest Writing Competition. The contest attracted close to 19,000 entries.
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Here are a few comments I received via e-mail.
I love that we get to hear the author reading, and I'd like to hear much more from the underwater mermaids. Very southern. Very visual altogether.
That stepson is your constant companion!
--Dolma Burch
I really enjoyed your story Mermaid. Kind of a nice friendly low-key romance, with an exotic touch from the swimming/mermaid connection. Nicely done.
--Steph Silverston
Thanks to Dolma and Steph for sending me their comments and encouragement. And thanks to you, Sarah, for all your support and for being the first brave one to post a comment!
I love that we get to hear the author reading, and I'd like to hear much more from the underwater mermaids. Very southern. Very visual altogether.
That stepson is your constant companion!
--Dolma Burch
I really enjoyed your story Mermaid. Kind of a nice friendly low-key romance, with an exotic touch from the swimming/mermaid connection. Nicely done.
--Steph Silverston
Thanks to Dolma and Steph for sending me their comments and encouragement. And thanks to you, Sarah, for all your support and for being the first brave one to post a comment!
Dear Nolcha,
I enjoyed hearing you read your story. I love the story. It moves well, there are no dead spots. There is humor and wit. I like you as a reader also.
Good work! Let's hear more!
Sarah Erman
I enjoyed hearing you read your story. I love the story. It moves well, there are no dead spots. There is humor and wit. I like you as a reader also.
Good work! Let's hear more!
Sarah Erman






