So it's knock out your pipes an' follow me
As it is that time of year again—
I have yet to get hold of The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror: 21st Annual Collection (2008), but I have been informed by those who have that I have six honorable mentions:
"Kameraden Obscure: A Retrospective" (poem), Not One of Us #37
"Notes Toward the Classification of the Lesser Moly," Zahir #12
"Perdidit Spolia" (poem), Midrash
"Plague-Bearer" (poem), Lone Star Stories #24
"Postscripts from the Red Sea" (poem), Goblin Fruit #6
"The Wedding in Hell," Jabberwocky #3
as well as one shared with John Benson, which is quite awesome:
"The Waters Where Once We Lay" (poem), Jabberwocky #3
and one mentioned in the summations under "a few more favorites which we encourage you to seek out":
"The Windfalls" (poem), Lone Star Stories #20
Most importantly, this is the collection in which my poem "Follow Me Home" (Lone Star Stories #19) is reprinted. It is my first-ever YBFH reprint and still, as it should be, a poem that matters to me. For its publication, I gladly blame
ericmarin; for its reprinting,
ellen_datlow, Kelly Link, and Gavin J. Grant. And since my friendlist is full of honorable mentions and reprints, all of you rock!
Now to locate the book itself. I mean, give me a break; did you see the table of contents? I want to read it.
I have yet to get hold of The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror: 21st Annual Collection (2008), but I have been informed by those who have that I have six honorable mentions:
"Kameraden Obscure: A Retrospective" (poem), Not One of Us #37
"Notes Toward the Classification of the Lesser Moly," Zahir #12
"Perdidit Spolia" (poem), Midrash
"Plague-Bearer" (poem), Lone Star Stories #24
"Postscripts from the Red Sea" (poem), Goblin Fruit #6
"The Wedding in Hell," Jabberwocky #3
as well as one shared with John Benson, which is quite awesome:
"The Waters Where Once We Lay" (poem), Jabberwocky #3
and one mentioned in the summations under "a few more favorites which we encourage you to seek out":
"The Windfalls" (poem), Lone Star Stories #20
Most importantly, this is the collection in which my poem "Follow Me Home" (Lone Star Stories #19) is reprinted. It is my first-ever YBFH reprint and still, as it should be, a poem that matters to me. For its publication, I gladly blame
Now to locate the book itself. I mean, give me a break; did you see the table of contents? I want to read it.

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We do, it's true; but, six-and-a-half hon mentions? You rockety-rock, you are a rocket!
Seriously, that's very cool. Congratulations.
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(And if we are urged to seek out all these things, time to think about offering us a collection?)
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s'about damn time they did, too!
Awesome!
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Oooh! Congratulations!
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Yes, I'll have to seek out a copy.
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Congratulations!
Nine
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I am getting that put on a button. Or at least my references.
Seriously, that's very cool. Congratulations.
Thank you! It makes me happy.
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Thank you!
(And if we are urged to seek out all these things, time to think about offering us a collection?)
(I'd love to—find me a publisher!)
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Thanks!
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Cheered me right up!
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Hee. Thank you!
Awesome!
Next year, your turn!
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Thank you!
Also, you rock.
Hey, you too.
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Thanks!
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Thanks!
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Thank you!
Yes, I'll have to seek out a copy.
Enjoy! I'm still searching . . .
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Thank you! Definitely a good start to the autumn.
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Thank you!
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Ask my publisher!
Congratulations!
Thank you!
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Thanks! It really does look fantastic . . .
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Seriously!
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And I hope you find the book soon. I think I'll have to try and seek out a copy, myself.
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Thank you!
And I hope you find the book soon.
Well, with any luck, contributor's copies are involved at some point in this process. But I am impatient.
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Thank you! And congratulations to you, too!