We want your personal Aurora Borealis Story!

Is it filled with frustration?
Joy?
Longing?
Adventure?
Wonder?
Crushing disappointment?
Comedy?

Are you a good writer with a good Aurora story, or cool Aurora perspective?

Send it in and share it with the world.

If it's a good read, we'll publish it on Soft Serve News!

Story Guidelines:

• Only stories that have not already been published.


• Regular blog post length (plus or minus): 400-800 words (from a half page to two pages). We'll make exceptions, but not too too long.


• We want at least one picture of you. If you have any other relevant pics (the Aurora you saw, the bear that chased you, etc.) send them in too.


• We can’t pay you, but we can link your byline to Google plus, Facebook, your website, etc. Just tell us.


• We might not be able publish everything.  We reserve the right to edit for length or clarity.


• Email submissions to aurora_story@softservenews.com


• Send text in the body of the email.


• Attach your photos to the email.


• (If you're more of a video person than a writer, put it on YouTube and send us a link.)

The desire to snag a big Aurora isn't shared by everyone. But for many of us there's a powerful drive to view this beauty in person -- face to face, eye to sky.

It's weird. Chasing it can be an emotional thing. It’s a back burner, front burner, no burner, I got burned burner story that's different for everyone.

If you have a good one, we'd love to hear it.

I bet everyone would.





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