IWW Members' Publishing Successes
Ellen Kombiyil
I have a poem, “In the Dream You Are Not Dead,” up at Spry.
I have a resurrected poem up at Revolution House. This poem appeared in The Hiss Quarterly (no defunct) as, “For Anousheh Ansari, Space Tourist,” in 2007. I have reworked the poem and given it a new title, “Space Smells Like Burnt Almond Cookies,” (which was a quote by Ansari, and inspired the original).
Finally, I wanted to share the news of an upcoming publication that I was tickled about. My experimental sonnet, “Falling Off the Edge of the World," will appear in Redactions on July 2, 2014, to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Vorticist movement.
Mona Leeson Vanek
I finally published the Kindle edition of the final volume of my Montana trilogy, Behind These Mountains, Vols. I, II & III
Guilie Castillo-Oriard
The audio version of my January story for the Pure Slush 2014, A Year In Stories project, is live at the Pure Slush site.
Rasmenia Massoud
I've just received word that my story, Obituary Game, which was published at the Flash Fiction Offensive last April, has been nominated for a Derringer Award.
Joanna M. Weston
Eric Petersen
My latest book review, Three War Stories, a collection of novellas by David Mamet, is up at The Internet Review of Books.
William Bartlett
My February column is up at KCParent.com in the Word from Dad feature. Titled, “I Dial the Phone,” it is also available in print in KCParent magazine.
Claudette Alexander
My first ever video of me reading my novel, Sunrise from an Icy Heart: a Memoir, is on You Tube.
Theresa A. Cancro
Pam Floyd Hauck
I had an essay accepted for the book, Dads of Disability: Stories For, By, and About Fathers of Children That Experience Disability. My late husband Ryan had bilateral, profound deafness which had a powerful impact on our daughter Barbara's life. The editor accepted it and helped me with revisions, even though I’m a mom and Barbara is not disabled. It's changed how I look at writer's submission guidelines.
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