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Posted By : Daniel Ausema - 6/5/2008 5:07 PM
To piggy-back on the earlier announcement about the story in New Myths, I also have a poem that just came live yesterday in Raven Electrick: "Machines Tend the Abandoned Fields." :-)

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Posted By : C.L. - 6/5/2008 7:38 PM
How odd, I found it sad, especially the last bit. Was it meant to be? Congrats!

 


Posted By : darkbow - 6/5/2008 7:43 PM
Congrats!

"Beneath a Persian Sun" upcoming in Carnivah House's "Infinity Swords" anthology
"Peter Piker the Pankin Man" upcoming at Big Pulp
 
"Steven Spielberg and The Magic Box" at The Ranfurly Review.
"The Death of Lester Williams" at Crimson Highway.
"The Note" at Every Day Fiction
"Zombie Tears" at Tales of the Zombie War.
"Walking Between the Rain" at Every Day Fiction
"Deep in the Land of the Ice and Snow" in "The Return of the Sword" anthology
"Hot Off the Press" Ray Gun Revival #25, 2007



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Posted By : RHFay - 6/5/2008 8:30 PM
Congrats!

"I'm going to do what the warriors of old did. I'm going to recite poetry!" 
 
Richard H. Fay - Azure Lion Productions 

Posted By : HTKuehl - 6/5/2008 8:45 PM
Congrats!

 
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Forthcoming: 
"Miscommunication." The Drabbler: SETI Calling, June 1, 2008.
"The Death of Zeke." AlienSkin Magazine, Aug/Sept 2008.
"The Final Goodbye." Ruins Metropolis. Hadley Rille Books, 2008.
"Dalamar's Quest." Flashing Swords, February 2009.
 


Posted By : Daniel Ausema - 6/6/2008 12:32 AM
Thanks, all. C.L., I'll leave that to you (though I suspect you took something similar from it to what I was intending...)

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Posted By : Gustavo - 6/6/2008 10:51 AM
Congrats - and a great market, too!

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Posted By : Nicholas - 6/6/2008 1:44 PM

Yes, here, the poem lived up to the title's promise (and I love the title).

Puts me in mind of one of Bradbury's most haunting stories, about a completely automated home that continues to cycle through its various activities, with it becoming ever-increasingly apparent that there is no longer any human life. "There Will Come Soft Rains," I believe that one was called.

 
 


Posted By : C.Cevasco - 6/10/2008 12:03 PM
Congrats on both the story and the poem, Daniel!

Chris

Christopher M. Cevasco, Editor/Publisher
Paradox: The Magazine of Historical and Speculative Fiction
http://www.paradoxmag.com

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