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“Moon and the Man” is up at SFWP Quarterly

5 May 201513 November 2016 / Randon Billings Noble

I’m very pleased to have work in the brand new SFWP (Santa Fe Writers Project) Quarterly!

“Moon and the Man” begins: “Everyone asked Neil Armstrong what it was like to walk on the moon. But how did the moon feel?”

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