However, he suggested that I try sending it to a bunch of publications that could pay me higher rates and give me more prestige, listing them for me. I tried each one in succession, a process of many months. Eventually I went back to him and said he could have it.
Nothing.
Nothing.
Nothing.
Finally, earlier this week, more than a year after our communication, he found me again! I had slipped through the cracks of his busy life. He wanted to know if the story was still available.
Upshot: at some point in the next few months, depending on where he finds a slot, I will be published in Aoife's Kiss and receive $15. Even better, I have a friend in the industry again.
Donaya,
ReplyDeleteYou don't know me. I read your "Phantom Limbs" this morning. I am pleased to have you with me in the last 2011 issue of Shelter of Daylight. I am happy they printed my story "The Earth Invades Mars."
Your character Rain is someone I can somewhat identify with as she is independent and stoic and kind of likable.Great story.
I hope my story will be bring attention to yours as I am sure yours will do for mine.
All the best,
Glen Stripling