The Ranfurly Review, March 2008… (appearances)

Been a while since my last update, but I have been away celebrating a birthday, spending some quality time with family, chopping away at a novella, and just started outlining new and different themes for what will eventually become new and exciting short stories. 

My latest appearance is a free short story, and it comes to an e-publication out of Scotland, edited by Colin Galbraith of the Scruffy Dog Review.  The Ranfurly Review is a non-profit zine, offers quite a bit of overseas exposure, and they have a diverse mix of fiction and poetry.  Some genre, some mainstream, and some experimental.  They’re published on a quarterly basis, and I’m in their second issue.  It’s a downloadable PDF, so why not check them out?

The Ranfurly Review; March 2008

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 Link: http://www.ranfurly-review.co.uk/latestissue.html

MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/ranfurlyreview

Featuring Fiction & Poetry by: AEM, Lawrence Dagstine, Mark Dalligan, Megan Hall, Ken Head, Jim Murdoch, Christopher WiHard, D. Harlan Wilson, Keith Armstrong, Lydia Bagnall, Jonathan Hooley, Cynthia Ruth Lewis, Suchoon Mo, Christopher Major, and Christian Ward.

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In other review-type news, my Whispers of Wickedness review for TTA Press’s premier horror and dark fiction magazine, Black Static #3, is now up in the Readings & Reviews section, and you can view the link either there or here:

 http://www.ookami.co.uk/html/black_static__3.html 

 

Other New Entries: “Readings & Reviews”

The Ranfurly Review, March 2008… (acceptance)

My latest acceptance comes to an e-publication for their March 2008 issue.  Available for free PDF download, published quarterly and based out of Scotland, The Ranfurly Review features a wide array of genre-eclectic and non-genre based fiction and poetry. 

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The Ranfurly Review

www.ranfurly-review.co.uk

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NOTE: they are looking for fiction that is engaging and thought provoking, maybe a touch humorous or a tearjerker. Whatever it is, it must be well-written and grab them from the outset. Most rejections are decided upon within the first two paragraphs.

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Other New Entries: “Magazine Credits, Unplanned Parenthood 1”

Other New Author Links: “Ben Thomas”

Other New Author Resources: “Cowboy Logic Press”