Got word today that one of my short stories has cleared the first round at a pro-level paying magazine, and is waiting for review by the publisher. As competitive as the short story market is — especially at the pro level — any kind of positive feedback is good.
Many years ago when I was trying to break in the short story market, and my first forays weren't getting anywhere, getting past the first round at Andromeda Spaceways was a major encouragement. Although that particular story didn't sell, I later sold them "The Cast Iron Dybbuk" which appeared, coincidentally, at the same time as "A Rocket for the Republic" in Asimov's during the summer of 2005.
Monday, May 19, 2014
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