My science fiction short story “Let’s Pretend” has been accepted by Daily Science Fiction, my fifth story to find a home there 🙂

My poem “Cherry Blossom 2050” has been accepted by NewMyths.com, my third poem to find a home there 🙂 NewMyths.com is a poet-friendly publication. They pay comparatively well (thirty dollars per poem). Plus they reply within a few days to say which (if any) poems are being held for further consideration, freeing the author to resubmit the others.

I received contributor copies of the March/April 2019 issue of Fantasy & Science Fiction, containing my poem “In the Caverns of the Moon” 🙂 This is my sixth poem to appear there 🙂

My poem “How to Call Proxima Centauri” has been accepted by Star*Line 🙂 It will be my forty-second poem to find a home there.

I am delighted to report that my poem “How to Fathom a Light-Year” has been accepted by Amazing Stories 🙂

My poem “Alien Interview Questions”, first published in Dreams & Nightmares, has been nominated for this year’s Rhysling Award. 🙂 🙂

I am very happy to report that my poem Venus, As It Might Have Been is a finalist for the AnLab Readers’ Award. In further happy news, I am honored that my poem “Coming of Age 2150” opens the Founders Issue of DreamForge; even better, the poem is accompanied by a beautiful illustration by Jane Noel 🙂

My poem Eighth Day is included in the new issue of Uppagus. I believe this is my twentieth poem to appear in Uppagus!

My poem Dragon Mountain, first published in Heroic Fantasy Quarterly, has been nominated for this year’s Rhysling Award 🙂 🙂 In further good news, my poem Irene, first published in Uppagus, has been reprinted in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 🙂

My poem “Dear Creator,” first published in Fantasy & Science Fiction, has been nominated for this year’s Rhysling Award 🙂 🙂