Well, maybe the last post’s gloom was not entirely
justified, as I’ve scored two placements during this month so far, bringing me
to eleven for the year. I’m not ready to say the downturn is over, neither is
at pro rates so the new tax year’s income is building slowly, but…a placement
is a placement.
Pelagus was the
second story I ever placed, and was published in the anthology Ecotastrophe II in 2017. It was just
picked as a reprint up by the British online magazine The New Accelerator, and you can read it on the site. You need to
subscribe, but a pound a month is very reasonable. Go to:
The other placement was also in the UK , my
Victorian short Silver Scales was
picked up by Kzine, my second
appearance with them, and is slated at this time for issue 26, due in January
2020.
Also, I’ve had some short-listings recently, “The Witch Who
Wove Dreams” at Aurealis, and “One
Way Street” at Stupefying Stories. Fingers crossed on these and the other nine
short-listings in play. I have 85 submissions in progress at this time and
plenty more stories to write
Hoping for action in the months ahead,
Cheers, Mike Adamson
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