In Oct 2022, Carrot Ranch posted two responses to their prompts, Adirondac Center for Writing posted four. Writing the Land anthology, Foodways, for 2022 (a printed book), was released with three poems of mine all about Meadowlark Hearth Farm near Scottsbluff, NE.
Spillhouse Review posted a second poem of mine and said a third one will be posted soon. Tiny Seed Literary Journal posted a poem of his (the tenth with them). Both of the latter pair poems with photos. They also have a translation feature on their site, so anyone can see what the name and words look like in various languages and scripts. The latest issue of Red Coyote has been released with three poems of his. And, Bards Against Hunger accepted a poem of his for their 10th year anthology.
Also in October, he submitted thirty-four items during the month. It's a numbers game: the more you send out, the more that is accepted – and not even all of them get published. Sometimes sites/publisher shut down after acceptance but before publication. A person needs to send out A LOT more than has ever been published.
And, people in at least eight cities in the U.S., plus people in London, Ont, Canada; Tilburg, Netherlands; Makishi, Japan; Dodoma, Tanzania; Halle, and Mannheim, Germany; Créteil, France; Davao City, Philippines; Haikko, Finland; Paris; Adelaide, Australia; Hamilton, New Zealand; Majuro, Marshall Is; Iran; Singapore; Nairobi, Kenya; Cairo, Egypt; and Glasgow, Scotland looked at or read one of eight papers of his online.
Spillhouse Review posted a second poem of mine and said a third one will be posted soon. Tiny Seed Literary Journal posted a poem of his (the tenth with them). Both of the latter pair poems with photos. They also have a translation feature on their site, so anyone can see what the name and words look like in various languages and scripts. The latest issue of Red Coyote has been released with three poems of his. And, Bards Against Hunger accepted a poem of his for their 10th year anthology.
Also in October, he submitted thirty-four items during the month. It's a numbers game: the more you send out, the more that is accepted – and not even all of them get published. Sometimes sites/publisher shut down after acceptance but before publication. A person needs to send out A LOT more than has ever been published.
And, people in at least eight cities in the U.S., plus people in London, Ont, Canada; Tilburg, Netherlands; Makishi, Japan; Dodoma, Tanzania; Halle, and Mannheim, Germany; Créteil, France; Davao City, Philippines; Haikko, Finland; Paris; Adelaide, Australia; Hamilton, New Zealand; Majuro, Marshall Is; Iran; Singapore; Nairobi, Kenya; Cairo, Egypt; and Glasgow, Scotland looked at or read one of eight papers of his online.
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