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May 2006 Welcome to the May 2006 edition of the Imaginary Word! I am glad to bring you my suggested reading list in the form I have become accustomed to. It seems that it's taken me a full five months to adjust to my pregnancy but, with the assistance of an iron supplement and a cooperative kickboxing baby, I will actually be able to do this right - at least until August. I hope you enjoy your reading and wandering this month. I certainly have. Don't forget to stop by the IW Forums - discuss what you are reading online and get to know your fellow readers. Also - I was curious a bit so I set up a Frappr for the IW. If you happen to feel the urge - pop in and log your location. This being May, I am going to start asking for help for August and September. Stop by theForum - give me your suggestions as to what I should do or indicate your interest in perhaps taking over my pet project for a month. Enough of my ramblings. On to the real heart of the Imaginary Word - the suggested reading list for the month of May. Enjoy! I really am glad to be back! ~~~~~ Appetizers The Private Eucharist - Michelle McGrane - Poetry Fish ~*~ Soup & Salad Two weeks after the shadow - Rachel Swirsky - Antimuse ~*~ Main Course The Enemy's Scent - Barbara Zimmermann - R-KV-R-Y ~*~ Chef's Special Hekaba's Demon - Sarah Prineas - Lone Star Stories ~*~ Dessert Photo byManny Librodo - Lily ~*~ Coffee From Someone Else's Recommendations Fiction: Rent-an-Angel - Jane Lebak - Dragons, Knights, and Angels ~*~ Lignappe For Trekkies... The Ballad of Bilbo Baggins - Leonard Nimoy ~*~ Dining Entertainment Lily Literary Review Now accepting poetry, fiction, and artwork. See the guidelines for more information. Worlds of Wonder: A Webzine of Fantasy & SF is currently looking for short stories and poetry to fill future issues. Sorry, but we are not a paying market at this time. Short story submissions should be between 500 - 10,000 words in length. There is no max line length for poetry, but all poems should have a Fantasy or SF element to them. We will consider serializing longer works up to 40,000 words, but please query us first. Please send your story or poem as a MS rtf or .doc attachment to The Managing Editor at wowzine@gmail.com Lyrica: A Webzine of Romantic Fiction is looking for short stories and poems to fill future issues. Sorry, but we are not a paying market at this time. Short stories should be between 500 and 10,000 words in length. We do NOT publish erotica or stories containing explicit sex. We do not have a max line length for poetry, but ask that all poems sent to us have a romantic element to them. We will consider serialzing longer works up to 40,000 words, but please query us first. Please send your story or poem as a MS rtf or .doc attachment to The Managing Editor at lyricazine@gmail.com. Notes in Closing Please note that, once archived, I cannot gaurantee the links. If you have any comments direct them to me at imaginaryword@yahoo.com with "IW comment" in the subject line. |
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