IWW Members' Publishing Successes
Joanna M. Weston
My brief article, “Changing the Plot,” is up at Mona's blog:
http://montanascribbler.com/2012/11/joanna-westons-close-up-look-into.html I'm really thrilled about this as non-fiction isn't my strong point.
http://montanascribbler.com/2012/11/joanna-westons-close-up-look-into.html I'm really thrilled about this as non-fiction isn't my strong point.
Two poems, “Daring,” and “The day undone,” up at Silent Things
http://silentthings.com/poetry/daring-and-the-day-undone-by-joanna-m-weston/
With many thanks to the Poetry list for their help with “Daring.”
http://silentthings.com/poetry/daring-and-the-day-undone-by-joanna-m-weston/
With many thanks to the Poetry list for their help with “Daring.”
“The convenience store,” up at Long Story Short, scroll down to find it:
http://lsspoetry.blogspot.ca/
One haiku each at The Heron's Nest and “A Hundred Gourds,” oddly on page 10 of each journal:
http://www.theheronsnest.com/ http://ahundredgourds.com/
Christina Cole
Irresistible, my historical romance from Secret Cravings Publishing, is now available in paperback at Amazon.
Wayne Scheer
“Changing Seasons,” a flash written with the Practice group, is up at The Faircloth Review.
http://fairclothreview.com
“Family Man,” and “Three Generations,” have been bought by Infective Ink. “Family Man” will be up later in December while “Three Generations” will be published in May. Infective Ink is a themed monthly, paying $10 a story. The editorial staff is a pleasure to work with and they pay via PayPal before the story is published. Personable and efficient. You can't ask for more. (Well, you can ask for more money, but good luck with that....) http://infectiveink.com
http://fairclothreview.com
“Family Man,” and “Three Generations,” have been bought by Infective Ink. “Family Man” will be up later in December while “Three Generations” will be published in May. Infective Ink is a themed monthly, paying $10 a story. The editorial staff is a pleasure to work with and they pay via PayPal before the story is published. Personable and efficient. You can't ask for more. (Well, you can ask for more money, but good luck with that....) http://infectiveink.com
Jeannette de Beauvoir
Two of my old, out-of-print historical novels, Wings and Flight, are going to be re-issued by Harvard Square Editions as ebooks (after I get to go through and make all the myriad changes that come about as a result of being thirty years down the road as a writer since then!).
It's very exciting to see them getting new life.
It's very exciting to see them getting new life.
William Bartlett
My monthly column for December, entitled, “Anticipation,” at http://www.KCParent.com
It's also available in print in KC Parent Magazine.
Tom Mahoney
My essay, “Stretch Guy,” is up at The Inertia http://www.theinertia.com/health/stretch-guy/
Bob Sanchez
At the El Paso Writers' League's annual awards luncheon today I won a few prizes--a second and two firsts, including a “Best of Best.” Judges are professional writers who aren't members of our League. The judge of my essay, “When the Lings Came to Lowell,” suggested that I "Send it out into the world, please!" So it's on my blog at http://bobsanchez1.blogspot.com in case you'd like to see it.
Behlor Santi
Story up at Toasted Cheese. Stop and enjoy...
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