By I’ve had three flash fiction pieces accepted by online publications this past week:
- The Dunstable Horror (in 101 Words)
- This is London Calling (in 365 Tomorrows)
- Ocam’s Razor (in Altered Reality)
Zvi Sesling Reviews “A Home for Laika” on The Boston Area Small Press and Poetry Scene
Former Brookline Poet Laureate and fellow Bagel Bards member Zvi Sesling reviews my short story anthology, A Home for Laika and Other Tails on the Boston Area Small Press and Poetry Scene at: http://dougholder.blogspot.com/2021/11/a-home-for-laika-and-other-tails-by.html.
Transmogrify Publishing Date
Gloria Mindock at Červená Barva Press informs me that she will get back to me at the beginning of the new year with a publication date for Transmogrify.
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Literary Collective Nouns
Useful Skills for Writers
Bagel Bards Gathering, September 25, 2021
The Kanawha Anomaly Now Available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble
It’s official! My latest sci-fi mystery thriller, The Kanawha Anomaly is available in paperback or Kindle via Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble.
It Starts Like This
Let the Final Edits Begin
I’ve received the first edits from my publisher, Gene Robinson, at Moonshine Cove Publishing, in preparation for the publication for my new sci-fi thriller, The Kanawha Anomaly. Gene runs a tight ship; he’s scheduled to have the book out around August 20, 2021 so I can’t dilly-dally around with my revisions!
I have no suggestions for what the front cover should look like. I’m leaving this one up to Gene and his graphics design person. Surprise me!
