A mermaid's map floats by on the rolling green

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On the brighter side, the table of contents for the inaugural issue of Stone Telling has been announced and it is, as they used to say in the days when cars were pop culture, a doozy.

You know, I am perfectly aware that Jack London was the writer's birth name, but it makes him sound like a genius of place. I wonder if he would have liked that. He was born in San Francisco.

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Congratulations; Stone Telling looks like it will be a winner, an elegant and thougthtful journal. The only thing I couldn't find conclusively stated on its website is whether it is a print journal. I dearly wish I'd known of its window of submission for the first issue, I would have sent three little pieces; when they reopen, I will.

I've been starting my day for the last month or so listening to Le Guin reading from her Tao Te Ching, with soundscapes by Todd Barton: evocative, profound, and quite witty; her voice is like magic.

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Congratulations; Stone Telling looks like it will be a winner, an elegant and thoughtful journal.

Thank you! I am certainly looking forward to reading it.

The only thing I couldn't find conclusively stated on its website is whether it is a print journal.

No, it's mentioned in the guidelines; online-only.

I dearly wish I'd known of its window of submission for the first issue, I would have sent three little pieces; when they reopen, I will.

Best of luck then!