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Sing for the love of weeping and burning, sing for the love of wheeling and turning
My poems "Aristeia" and "The Excavation of Troy" have been accepted by ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
elisem for Apex Magazine. The first of these was written with a migraine in December 2011, the second last month on the train to New York. Both are classically derived, although one is more about chronic pain and the other contains more archaeology.
March is not bad so far.
elisem for Apex Magazine. The first of these was written with a migraine in December 2011, the second last month on the train to New York. Both are classically derived, although one is more about chronic pain and the other contains more archaeology.March is not bad so far.
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Thank you! One is tentatively slated for April and the other sometime after May.
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Nine
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Thank you!
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Thank you!
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Thank you! Now I need to write more!
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I like starting a month this way!
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Thank you! I understand I cannot in all probability keep up this pace for the rest of the month (not without writing a lot more poems stat, anyway), but I am very happy to start with it.
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Thank you!
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Hee. Thanks!
(Nice fox.)
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Thank you! One is tentatively scheduled for April and the other for sometime after May.
That's a great icon.
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I hope your day today has gone well.
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Thank you! I will certainly make much of their appearance.
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Thank you!
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Thank you! I'm glad about the first especially, since it was accepted once already in 2012 and then orphaned last summer when Fantastique Unfettered shut down. I do not believe it can kill Apex Magazine.