She makes a banner with her hair
My short story "A Cherry Without a Stone" has been accepted by Not One of Us. It was supposed to be a poem:
yhlee had given me a handful of prompts, including "a siege of cherry blossoms." The phrase took off immediately into prose instead. The title comes from a riddle song that my mother used to sing as a lullaby, although technically her version was a cherry that had no stone. It has trees, and war, and stories; it is honest-to-God secondary-world fantasy, which is rare for me. I am back to feeling that my body has completely forgotten how to sleep.
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Thank you!
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I hope sleep finds you soon.
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Thank you!
I hope sleep finds you soon.
It did for about two hours!
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Thank you! I will link to the magazine when it's published.
I hope it will sing you to sleep.
I slept about two hours. I'm awake to take my father to British Car Day at the Larz Anderson Auto Museum. The event was rescheduled from earlier in the summer.
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Thank you! I hope you enjoy it. More people should have subscriptions to Not One of Us!
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Thank you! I am happy about it.
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Thank you! (Do you have a poem or a story in this issue, by any chance? Are we TOC-mates again?)
I hope you've slept more since.
Er . . .
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Not yet, but I'm hoping to get something in to John. Crossed fingers...
*Er . . .*
Damn, sorry to hear that.
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Crossed expectantly!