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So I got a phone call a couple weeks ago from the publisher of BBI Media letting me know that my story, "A Nose for Magic," is a finalist in the Pagan Fiction Award contest and is slated for publication in their anthology. Unfortunately, I missed the call and it went to my voice mail, but she left a return number. So the next day, I called back . . . and got her voice mail. In addition to leaving a message, I sent her an email. Several days passed as I gnawed my fingertips (as my nails have, long, long ago, been worn to nubbins). Realizing I needed my fingertips to type with, I emailed the editor. Crickets chirping. Agh! Had I been smited by the gods of communication? Had it been a mistake? Did my story actually suck, and they dialed my number in error? Aghhh! *twitch* But then last night, I got the official press release: PanGaia Magazine and Llewellyn Publications are pleased to announce the finalists from the Pagan Fiction Award contest. These thirteen stories, listed alphabetically by title, earned the top scores: I'm verily pleased that this story found a good home. It was inspired by and features Hobkin. So, herein, a couple pictures of my non-crack-whore, fuzzy muse: A close-up of Hobkin's inspirational nose.
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Congrats! This is our first shared ToC, I think (I'm half of Sophie Mouette.) Hmmm, I don't think WE got the official press release, though. |
Hee! Hobkin's my pet domesticated skunk. He's a chocolate chip, not a black and white, as black and white skunks are illegal to own as pets in my state. If you'd like to see more pictures of him, the "hobkin pix" tagged posts will take you to them on my LJ. You can also read up about him and how we happened to get him at his website, Musta-lay-day Grove (which has a FAQ on pet skunks, too), as well as my "skunk tales" tagged posts. |
On November 7th, 2007 09:32 pm (UTC), (Anonymous) commented: So, I heard through the Internet grapevine that you'd received your press release and thought I'd pop by and say hello, grab the release and cheer a fellow finalist. So, cheers! Haven't gotten mine yet, but I imagine it's otw. Are you going to Pantheacon then? All the best, Cheers and congrats all around! "Haven't gotten mine yet, but I imagine it's otw." The info in my post is a slightly edited version of the full press release. If you haven't gotten it yet and would like me to forward along the whole thing, drop me a note (to: eugie[at]eugiefoster[dot]com), and I'll be more than happy to email it to you. On November 8th, 2007 04:28 pm (UTC), (Anonymous) replied: Thank you, dear! I'll be sending that e-mail along shortly; I posted an edited version of your edited version on my blog, but I'd love the original so I can edit it myself. *grin* This is going to be a great anthology. I can't wait to read all of the stories in it, and it's especially cool to see some cross-over between Pagan and speculative fiction and its writers. Have a great day! |