They come in threes...
This week and last, I have a poem out in Wild Goose review,The Redheaded Stepchild, and two in
Outlaw Poetry
. If you're a poet, looking for a good place to submit, I enjoy being in all of these journals.
This is my first time in The Redheaded Stepchild, a journal that only takes submissions that have been rejected elsewhere. Since the rejection rate for Stepchild runs over 80 percent, according to the editorial, it has so many rejections that a new journal has been started (not one of theirs) that publishes 'rejections The Redheaded Stepchild')
Actually good comes in fours this time. I was invited to be featured in The Nervous Breakdown and will likely be in this weekend. I'll post the link then. This one is new for me. S.A. Griffin, poet/actor and co-editor of The Outlaw Bible for American Poetry, gave one of the editors my name, he looked at my work and sent the invite. Thanks, S.A.
My 'virus from hell' is better at last, but not yet gone. Crossing my fingers that's soon.
Pris
This is my first time in The Redheaded Stepchild, a journal that only takes submissions that have been rejected elsewhere. Since the rejection rate for Stepchild runs over 80 percent, according to the editorial, it has so many rejections that a new journal has been started (not one of theirs) that publishes 'rejections The Redheaded Stepchild')
Actually good comes in fours this time. I was invited to be featured in The Nervous Breakdown and will likely be in this weekend. I'll post the link then. This one is new for me. S.A. Griffin, poet/actor and co-editor of The Outlaw Bible for American Poetry, gave one of the editors my name, he looked at my work and sent the invite. Thanks, S.A.
My 'virus from hell' is better at last, but not yet gone. Crossing my fingers that's soon.
Pris
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