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"The Plane Truth" by Joni M. Fisher appeared in the Christianity Today's Marriage Partnership magazine. This humor essay explores the risks and rewards of embracing one another's hobbies.
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| "Not Just Along for the Ride" by Joni M. Fisher appeared in AOPA Pilot magazine's New Pilot's Journal column. This first-person essay describes the peculiar issues of a woman earning her pilot's license in a male-dominated environment. AOPA Pilot has a circulation of 400,000. It is the largest circulation magazine for general aviation.
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| "Jack Brown's Seaplane Base" by Joni M. Fisher appeared in WaterFlying magazine. This article details the 40-year history of the seaplane base and the three generations of the Brown family who have kept it running.
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| "Jack Brown's Seaplane Base Celebrates 40 Years" by Joni M. Fisher appeared as the cover story in Pipers Magazine. This feature story details the long history of this training facility and it's reliance on Piper aircraft such as the J-3 Cub and the Nomad/Piper Aztec Pa-23-250.
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| "You Say You Want Your Wife To Fly?" appeared in Carolina Aviator magazine's premiere issue. A woman pilot offers lighthearted advice to men on how to attract their wives into aviation.
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Essays:
| Joni published a series of essays in Tampa Bay Sounding, a newsletter for Tampa Bay Mensa. Many of these essays were also published in newsletters of other chapters. "Harvest Time in the City" was featured on the website "WritersCollege.com" as an example of the essay format. "Call Me" won 3rd place in the "FundsforWriters.com" contest "They Paid Me to Write" in December 2005. She started writing and publishing these essays on a dare from another writer to help her discover her voice.
"Call Me" When editors call.
"Damn Yankees and Other Pests" A Yankee moves south and tries gardening.
"Family Portrait" A dispursed family schedules a portrait.
"Fortune Cookie Philosophy" Quick fix mentality in a complex world.
"Gardening Warfare" A renegade Garden Clubber thrives on battle.
"Harvest Time in the City" A midwesterner moves to New Orleans and encounters a homeless man.
"Mom Rules" What happens when a rebel mom uses peer pressure to her advantage.
"Roar of the Engine" A mother teaches her daughter to drive.
"Rocket Mom" A woman would rather fly the space shuttle than the car pool van.
"Small Town Thrills" Big city couple moves to rural town and finds culture shock.
"The Mom Squad" What happens when mothers of high school cheerleaders form their own team.
"Cotton, Laces and String, Oh, My!" A woman explores radical change in underwear.
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