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31 July 2013
I love this reader review of Signs Over the Pacific and Other Stories over at Smashwords:
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News for Apocalypse Now: Poems and Prose from the End of Days contributors:
- Margaret Atwood‘s first commissioned opera, Pauline, will be performed by City Opera Vancouver next May; the opera is about poet Pauline Johnson. A trailer has been released for her forthcoming MaddAddam:
- Tina Connolly‘s story “Old Dead Futures” is part of Tor.com’s 5th birthday celebration.
- Alexander Lumans will be reading at Bucknell University with Ross Gay on Tuesday, February 18, 2014.
- Joyce Carol Oates‘ poem “Too Young to Marry but Not Too Young to Die” appears in The New Yorker; she also tweeted ten writing tips recently.
And for 140 And Counting contributors:
- Peg Duthie has work in the very cool conceptual anthology Overplay/Underdone.
- Simon Kewin has guest posts at Winged Reviews, M. Pax and Musings of a Penniless Writer about his Engn, a YA fantasy novel.
- Deborah P. Kolodji‘s poem “Basho After Cinderella” is at Rattle.
- September’s Asimov’s includes David C. Kopaska-Merkel‘s poem “Archive Copy.”
- Stella Pierides has reprinted her haiku that appeared in the June Presence.
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