So when doing a themed anthology, is it better to run all new stories, or to have a few reprints?

 
Last week Dad called and we had another talk. He told me they'd been to the GP (I didn't realize Mom had been scheduled) and the GP had flat out asked Mom some questions. which she answered. The upshot was that today she is scheduled for an evaluation. I am so damned relieved. She's also actually appeared to be doing better the past couple of ( Read more... )

After 18 days, a rejection for "The Bonefields" from Daily Science Fiction.

Back to Ralan's drawing board....

Sent "The Bonefields" off to Daily Science Fiction this afternoon.

The Horses of Achilles is at the agent's.

I've started research for Book Two.  (Yes, thanks to ccfinlay, it's a trilogy.)  I'm also trying to find a working title for it, which as not as easy as I had thought. But it's kind of fun, as well ( Read more... )

Ok.  I sent my story in to Analog via e-submission on February 24th.  It's been 100 days.  I think I can write them today and ask them what's up.

9 weeks since I sent "The Bonefields" off to Analog.

What's your experience with submitting to Analog?

Feeling tons better today.

However, I toddled over to the Analog Submissions to check the status (uh, cause I can) and the status says closed.

Er, anyone who has experience with Analog's (new) online submission system? Do you know what that is?

Jim Kelly? Tobias Buckell? Greg? Charlie? Dudes?

Just sent "The Bonefields" of to Analog.  Trying not to hyperventilate.  Please wish me luck.