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Write about figure skating? Private Ice is a paying market for fiction, non-fiction, book reviews and poetry about ice and roller figure skating. Submissions welcome!
A figure skating fiction phenomemon! Originally published between 1998 and 2000, On the Edge, now in its second run, is the most popular figure skating serial in modern history. This coming of age melodrama sparked the imagination of a thousand figure skating fans.
Get figure skating fiction in small doses. Read these special selections from Private Ice's archive of figure skating short stories, humor, and poetry.
Graceful and stubborn. Powerful and arrogant. Destined for each other and for figure skating greatness. Will fate allow? Listen for the Whispers on the Ice.
Figure skating fiction's original soap opera, The Strong and The Sequined. Running continuously since 1997, The Strong and The Sequined is the first modern skatefic. Always outrageous, The Strong and the Sequined is so close to reality that even top US Figure Skating Association officials love it. Private Ice is proud to host the TSTS Archives.
Figure skating fiction classics, from the award winning Phantoms to the anonymous Flying and all the Rink Rat Rumors in between--the unfinished, the on-hiatus, the dead.
Figure skating gear from Private Ice! Ebooks and print books, t-shirts, bags and mugs.
PI Supports Skate Fans for Accountability and ISU Reform
Figure skating books (fiction and non-fiction), tapes and DVDs... so many you don't know what to buy. Read Private Ice's reviews. Our reviewers know their Axels from their elbows.
Go behind the scenes with insider Sonia Bianchetti as she spins true tales of figure skating's powerful and autocratic leaders. Figure skating is neither pure nor glittering nor glamourousÑit's politics and intrigue, money and back room deals. In the wake of the 2002 Olympic figure skating judging scandal, Bianchetti puts the new, secretive, and complex judging system in historical context and outlines--with the clarity of vision that has made her a legend--what must be done to save figure skating.