IWW Members' Publishing Successes
IWW Members’ Publishing Successes
3/12/12
Internet Writing Workshop members continue to find publishing success in all venues. Congratulations to this week's crew!
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Loretta Carrico-Russell
Thank you to all who critiqued this piece. I submitted it to the local daily paper where I live because I received a hate letter threatening to expose my secrets if I ever published another thing in the local paper again when my piece on vultures and recyclers was published. I'm dying to find out what my secrets are!
(http://www.redding.com/news/2012/mar/05/loretta-carrico-russell-dumping-mark-zuckerberg/)
(http://www.redding.com/news/2012/mar/05/loretta-carrico-russell-dumping-mark-zuckerberg/)
Bob Sanchez
I was interviewed on KTEP public radio in El Paso today about my books, Little Mountain in particular. The show airs March 17.
Peggy Vincent
I just had a piece called “The Lights of Summer,” (seeing fireflies in North Carolina after years of not seeing them here in CA) accepted by Dew on the Kudzu,
Gary Presley
Once in a blue moon even a lowly book reviewer earns a byline. In this case, I was asked by Kirkus to interview the author of “The Spinoza Problem,” a writer (and psychiatrist) who managed to contrast rationalist philosopher with one of the supposed conjurors of German
fascism. Here's the interview link: http://www.kirkusreviews.com/blog/author/gary-presley/
Here's the link to my review of the novel itself:
http://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/irvin-d-yalom/spinoza-problem-yalom/
Kirkus online sometimes requires a sign-in via Facebook to read the whole magilla.
fascism. Here's the interview link: http://www.kirkusreviews.com/blog/author/gary-presley/
Here's the link to my review of the novel itself:
http://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/irvin-d-yalom/spinoza-problem-yalom/
Kirkus online sometimes requires a sign-in via Facebook to read the whole magilla.
Peter Bernhardt
Holly Michael posted her review of /The Stasi File/ on her blog today. It's not just favorable but phrased in a creative and fresh way that is sure to catch readers' attention. Check it out and leave a comment if you're so inclined. www.writingstraight.com
“Is ‘The End’ Really the End?” my guest blog posted on 3/9/12 (http://rickbylina.blogspot.com/)
Lara Kairos
My thanks to everyone who critiqued “A Sauna in Milan,” and helped me polish it. My short erotic story has been published online by Every Night Erotica http://www.everynighterotica.com/a-sauna-in-milan-lara-kairos/
Barry Basden
“South Oak Cliff” has been selected as an editor's choice at Fictionaut.
http://www.fictionaut.com/blog/2012/03/06/editors-eye-cooper-renner/
One of these days I'm going to write something new.
http://www.fictionaut.com/blog/2012/03/06/editors-eye-cooper-renner/
One of these days I'm going to write something new.
Bill Backstrom
One Forty Fiction is running my flash fiction, “Desktop Warrior,” today (March 7).
http://www.onefortyfiction.com/archives/desktop-warrior
http://www.onefortyfiction.com/archives/desktop-warrior
Barb Johnson Bennington College has requested copies of “Why Didn’t I Sleep with Mitt Romney & Other Tales,” and “Behind the Black Robes: Failed Justice,” as well as asking permission to use the cover images in the Alumni & Faculty magazine, Bennington. |
Wayne Scheer
My story, “Moving Forward,” has been accepted at Infective Ink for their ‘Secrets Revealed’ theme issue. It's scheduled for March 25. And they paid me $10.
(http://infectiveink.com/)
(http://infectiveink.com/)
My poem, “False Gods,” is up at Three Line Poetry. To read, scroll down towards the bottom. It netted me $1.00. (http://threelinepoetry.com/issue.php?id=9&issue=9)
So I'm $11 richer this morning than I was yesterday....
An old non-fiction piece, “Off the Road,” is up at Cobalt Review.
(http://www.cobaltreview.com/nonfiction/2012/03/10/off-the-road/)
Daily Love has accepted my story, “Three Aces,” for their April 12 issue.
They respond quickly for those in need of a little instant gratification (http://www.dailylove.net/)
(http://www.cobaltreview.com/nonfiction/2012/03/10/off-the-road/)
Daily Love has accepted my story, “Three Aces,” for their April 12 issue.
They respond quickly for those in need of a little instant gratification (http://www.dailylove.net/)
Mel Jacob
Thanks to Deb, she solicited and posted a piece on Clean Writing for her blog. “Importance of the Basics in Writing.” (http://debioneille.blogspot.com/)
Mona Leeson Vanek
I'm not sure this is a legitimate yahoo, but in 2012, I've published 150 news articles on "The North Palouse Washington e-Newscast," and 14 writing-related articles on "Montana Scribbler", including promoting our IWW members, Diane and Mel. http://montanascribbler.com/2012/03/why-clean-writing-is-more-important.html http://montanascribbler.com/2012/03/twentieth-century-drifter-life-of-marty.html http://tnpwfrontpage.blogspot.com/2012/03/twentieth-century-drifter-life-of-marty.html.
Pat St. Pierre
Another photo of mine “Peace in the Evening,” is up at A Days Encounter. (http://adaysencounter.com/wordpress)
Lynne Hinkey
My review of Jay Kirk’s, “Kingdom Under Glass,” about taxidermist extraordinaire (seriously) Carl Akeley is up at the Internet Review of Books. Thanks to Bob and Gary for keeping the site up and running and all us reviewers gainfully employed! (http://internetreviewofbooks.blogspot.com/)
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