It's been a fairly dry year with regard to publication around here, but two pieces that have been long in coming are set to be published over the coming months.
First, an essay about life, death, autumn leaves, and Andy Golsworthy will come out in the Winter edition of Still Point Arts Quarterly on December 1. You can go here for a free digital subscription or to order a print copy.
Second, I have a short story, which I wrote way back in MFA days, and which has gone through many, many iterations and revisions, about love and life and fear and hiking in the desert, will come out as part of the collection This Side of the Divide: Stories of the American West on February 12.
You can go here to read more about the collection, and here to pre-order a copy.
I'm thrilled to see both of these pieces in print, and their imminent publication has reinvigorated efforts to get my last few orphan short stories and essays (those which haven't been back-burnered indefinitely, that is), out into the world.
Congratulations, Andrea. I'm unfamiliar with the journal, and will seek out both.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Rachel!
DeleteJust looked at the book, and discovered that it's published by my alma mater, University of Nevada, Reno. Looks like a good read!
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