Year In Review: Part 4

Well, if we're lucky, we writers get a few things published during the year, too. I'm pretty happy with how 2007 turned out for me.

In January, I had a flash piece accepted by Smokelong Quarterly, and I also had a full-length story accepted by Whistling Shade.

In February -- nada

In March, I had a full-length story accepted by the Coe Review.

In April, I had a flash piece accepted at Johnny America and a poem accepted by the River Oak Review.

In May, a New Zealand magazine called Bravado took a full-length story of mine. They pay $20NZ -- which might soon be worth $30 American!

June -- nope, nothing, zilch.

In July, Rattle accepted a poem of mine.

In August, Controlled Burn took one of my flash pieces.

Existere, a Canada-based magazine, took a full-length story of mine in Septemeber.

In October, March Street Press released my full-length collection of poems entitled Poems New, Used, and Rebuilds.

In November, Spoon River Poetry Review took a poem of mine and, to bookend the year, Whistling Shade took another full-length story from me.

I'm pretty happy with a year like that.