My flash/manifesto "The New Alexandria" has been accepted by Jabberwocky. I gave Eric a wok tonight for Hanukkah, which I think is in keeping with its spirit.
Cool and cool compounded: congratulations to you and to Eric. Jabberwocky looks great -- is this their first issue coming up? Still taking submissions, maybe. Hmmm....
"The New Alexandria" intrigues; I dream of a single library in many far places. Did you hear about the discovery of the planet that's almost all ocean, a tiny rocky core swaddled in waters nine thousand miles deep? The universe keeps getting stranger.
Jabberwocky looks great -- is this their first issue coming up?
No, they've been around since 2005, but their publishing schedule was wildly irregular for a couple of years. They seem to have settled on one annual issue in the summer, which happily coincides with Readercon.
Still taking submissions, maybe. Hmmm....
Go for it!
"The New Alexandria" intrigues;
I dream of a single library in many far places.
That's a lovely line.
Did you hear about the discovery of the planet that's almost all ocean, a tiny rocky core swaddled in waters nine thousand miles deep?
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"The New Alexandria" intrigues; I dream of a single library in many far places. Did you hear about the discovery of the planet that's almost all ocean, a tiny rocky core swaddled in waters nine thousand miles deep? The universe keeps getting stranger.
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Thank you!
Jabberwocky looks great -- is this their first issue coming up?
No, they've been around since 2005, but their publishing schedule was wildly irregular for a couple of years. They seem to have settled on one annual issue in the summer, which happily coincides with Readercon.
Still taking submissions, maybe. Hmmm....
Go for it!
"The New Alexandria" intrigues;
I dream of a single library in many far places.
That's a lovely line.
Did you hear about the discovery of the planet that's almost all ocean, a tiny rocky core swaddled in waters nine thousand miles deep?
I had not! I hope someone's told Le Guin.
The universe keeps getting stranger.
Yeah. It makes me happy.