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A Wolf's Lament

Tuesday, 13. October 2009, 17:41:43

The new Cabinet-des-Fees is live with the story they bought from me a couple years ago. Publishing, instantaneous it's not. Still, woot woot!

A Wolf's Lament

News to myself, from the front--or, we care a lot.Goodness me, what have I done?

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Stardancer 11. September 2009, 19:19

"In the autumn I became well enough to roam the forest once more, always alone. Every so often I heard the distant howl of other wolves, other packs, though none of them dared trespass on my territory, and though my hackles always prickled at the sound, I never replied."

Wow.

Extraordinary story, Mel. Well-worth the wait.

:up:

mlynnjohnson 12. September 2009, 04:59

Thank you!

noah counte 13. September 2009, 03:00

Congratulations, Mel. :hat:

That's spectacular.

mlynnjohnson 14. September 2009, 05:16

Thanks! It was a long time coming. I have to get busy and make up for it!

noah counte 14. September 2009, 11:31

it was a long time coming but...

These things come on threes, or

Once you get one or two under your belt, other people start paying attention to you. This is what Ann Rule once told my ex-wife about being published in True Secret magazine, anyway.

mlynnjohnson 14. September 2009, 18:52

I sure hope so. But it also means I have to quit being a lazy duffer, though, and actually do stuff. This is good and bad, heh.

noah counte 15. September 2009, 13:31

Laziness is summer's prerogative.

Mickeyjoe_irl 17. September 2009, 23:05

Woot :hat:

Great story, can't understand why they would wait so long.

mlynnjohnson 20. September 2009, 14:01

Mostly a question of funding for the e-zine. It had been a print magazine, but apparently it's difficult to swing paying both authors AND coming up with a print budget, so they went to e-zine only. Still paying the authors, though, so that's a good thing.

And thanks, I'm glad you liked it!

Mickeyjoe_irl 20. September 2009, 15:32

Originally posted by mlynnjohnson:

Still paying the authors, though, so that's a good thing.


A very good thing. :up:

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