I'm getting published! -- Twice

May 12, 2013 22:56

I am bursting to tell you my publishing news, times two:
My short story "Wild Caving," is going to be published in the Amprosia anthology, which launches in two weeks.
My poem "Fallow God," is going to be published in the Urban Green Man Anthology, with an introduction by Charles De Lint.

The Green Man is an archetype of renewal and fertility, associated with forests and the European countryside. You might see his carved face disgorging sculpted stone leaves or hear legends of the Green Knight. He is at home in churches, forests and at the ever-popular Green Man Inn.

This new anthology, edited by Adria Laycraft, takes the Green Man archetype into the modern landscape where he is reinvented, relevant, reborn. To me, the urban green man is a shot of hot sap to reawaken our true natures and shake us out of complacency.



EARTH

Evergreen by Susan MacGregor

The Gift by Susan Forest

Sap and Blood by Martin Rose

The Green Square by dvsduncan

Awake by Peter Storey

Breath Stirs in the Husk by Eileen Wiedbrauk

Green Apples by Rhiannon Held

AIR

The Grey Man by Randy McCharles

Mr. Green by Gary Budgen

Whithergreen by Karlene Tura Clark

Cui Bono by Eric James Stone

Fallow God by Maaja Wentz

Green Man She Restless by Billie Milholland

FIRE

Purple Vine Flowers by Sandra Wickham

Exile by Mark Russell Reed

Without Blemish by Celeste Peters

Waking the Holly Kin Eileen Donaldson

Deer Feet by Michael J. DeLuca

Buried in the Green by Heather M. O'Connor

The Forest Lord by Sarina Dorie

WATER

Greentropy by Calie Voorhis

Abandon All... by Goldeen Ogawa

Green Salvage by Miriah Hetherington

The Ring of Life by Nu Yang

Cottage on the Bluff Michael Healy

Johnny Serious Satyros Phil Brucato

Fun Sucker by Suzanne Church

WOOD

Greener Pastures by Micheal J. Martineck

Green Jack by Alyxandra Harvey

Green is Good by Karen Danylak

Neither Slumber Nor Sleep by Kim Goldberg

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