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You're invited to suscribe to my newsletter EEKSclamations, chocked full of my updated writing news plus my opinions on a variety of topics. I'll also include some market listings periodically. The newsletter will arrive in your email about once a month. Give it a try. If you dare... Newsletter Dated: 2/2/2007 11:03:36 AMSubject: EEKsclamations-The Official Newsletter of Karen L. Newman EEKsclamations The Official Newsletter of Karen L. Newman Volume 2, Number 4
EEK OF THE WEEK
The eek this time is on me. I had two errors in last time’s newsletter. A big thank you goes out to Cathy Buburuz who pointed out to me that the link to Sinister Tales was wrong. The correct link is http://www.darknessproductions.com. Cathy is the editor extraordinaire of Champagne Shivers, a great horror magazine. It even has puzzles and games inside. Please visit Cathy online at http://www.catherine_buburuz.tripod.com
The other error wasn’t really my fault, although I should have checked on it sooner. The poem “The Sum of Me” didn’t appear in Kentucky Monthly. The editor had misplaced it. He has told me he’ll try to get it in the February 2007 issue.
RECENT SIGHTINGS
My work has appeared recently in several places, both online and in print. Please check me out at
Flashshot Daily Genre Flash Fiction, where my story “A Different Shade of Reality” appeared online.
The Shantytown Anomaly, where my poems (both haiku) “rings eroding” and “space dust samples” appear in print. You can buy a copy of the magazine at The Genre Mall, http://www.genremall.com
Star*Line, where my poems (all haiku) “the main dish”, “Christmas tree”, and “saber-toothed tigers” appeared in print. You can buy a copy through the Science Fiction Poetry Association at http://www.sfpoetry.com.
Champagne Shivers, where my poem “Burning Mad” appears in print. You can buy a copy at The Genre Mall, http://www.genremall.com
Appalling Limericks, where my poem “How a Pixie Lost her Boyfriend” appears in print. You can buy a copy at The Genre Mall, http://www.genremall.com.
DemonMinds, where my short story “A White Christmas” appears online at http://www.demonminds.com/tales/a_white_christmas.html
NEWS I also won the Readers’ Poll in the last issue of The Lorelei Signal for poetry. Thanks again.
MARKETS
Carlton Brumbelow is the new head editor of Afterburn SF. Also Rachael Griggs is the new science fiction editor. I’m still the horror editor. We still need submissions for future issues. Please go to http://afterburnsf.com/Submit to send us your stories.
FINAL REACTION
May all your nightmares be imagined.
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