It’s New Years Eve, and that means a new year is coming. And that means New Year Resolutions for all of us who want to turn over a new leaf and be better people. I’m sad to disappoint all of you, but I promise to try to be the same kinda a guy I was last year. You’re stuck with the real me, like it or not.
I just wrote and submitted what is I do believe the first young adult story I’ve ever written. It was a fun one. Shorter than most of my short stories, but it came in, did its thing, and stepped back out at a good spot. I rather liked it. Imagine the only sky you’ve ever known all your life falling down and burying you. What do you do next? If it doesn’t get picked up, it will definitely show up in a collection of my short stories.
I just learned that Raconteur has picked up another of my stories for publication around the end of January. My Cup Runneth Over will be in the Brim to the Dregs anthology, and basically completes a multi-short story metastory started in Goblin Market and continued in Coffee Adventures. A fourth story in this micro-series hasn’t been picked up by anybody, but will be included when I publish a collection of my short stories after the rights to publish this return to me. So just over a year from now. Along with whatever other short stories I want to add to the collection. I’m all about equal opportunities doncha know?
Merry Christmas from Joanna
Some call her an otherworldly creature. Some people are right, but that’s no reason to be rude now is it?
So she’s gonna wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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Merry Christmas from Captain William “Bill” Carter, Texas Ranger, hunter of otherworldly creatures and threats to mankind.
Take care when you wish upon a star. Make your intentions as to who you’re talking to very clear, because not every creature that answers non-specific wishes is friendly.