It's been several months since I turned in a story to my critique group, so I decided that my writing goal for this week would be to complete a draft of something - I've got three stories I could conceivably wrap up and pitch for feedback.  But nothing's bubbling.  I'm hitting a road block.  I know, big surprise ( Read more... )

The editors at The Alchemy Press have been posing Q&A to the writers of the Book of Ancient Wonders


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I finally made the leap and created a professional website. If you aren't on my facebook feed (and why aren't you???), you can check me out at shannonconnorwinward.comI'm pleased as punch about it. It's nice and clean and has all my links in orderly places, and it has (or so I'm told) much better spam protection than dear old livejournal ( Read more... )

Been busy with post-holiday haze and neglected to mention - new poem up in Eclectica Magazine (a venue after my own eclectic heart).

TAG! I'M IT!

The Next Big Thing is a Q&A for women writers. To do the Next Big Thing, a writer answers 10 questions about their current work and then tags a few other authors who will share the status of their own WIPS. My answers are below, with writer friend links to follow:

1. What is the working title of your book?

COVENANT

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So I was invited by The Written Remains Writers Guild to read my poem, "All Souls' Day", for their inaugural quarterly podcast, "Write Around Here". I'm super excited to participate in this cool local happening, though it means my little-girl voice is now part of the interwebs for all the world to hear ( Read more... )

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My fairy-tale inspired poem, "When Brother's Go Wandering Off" is up in this month's Scape, a YA zine of speculative fiction and poetry.


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My mythpunk poem, "Undoing Winter" has found a home in this month's Jabberwocky Magazine. Come see!


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I'm behind in my daily "something positives"... but I can make up for it with a whole lotta somethings good surrounding yesterday's event, which turned out to be a fun, spirited, fantastic fiction feast:


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