New Work in Gargoyle and Smokelong Quarterly

October 21, 2011

So, there are two magazines that I’ve wanted to be a part of for ages because I admire them so much–and in the space of a month, I’ve been published in both! This is pretty much the most exciting thing ever, not the least because I’ve gone through a bit of a dry spell in publishing, since I’ve been working so much on the novel and some much longer stories.

Both these issues are remarkable, remarkable, remarkable. As always, as ever, artistry shining sharp and deep through. I am surrounded in both by too many amazing writers to put to pen (or pixel) here, but take it from me: you must read both these publications all the way through.

My piece in Gargoyle, “The Woman Across the Water Wore the Shape of Love,” can be found here.

And my piece in Smokelong Quarterly (which you might like if you’re a fan of Peter Pan–or not a fan at all) is called Never Never, and can be found here.

Enjoy! And seriously–read the whole thing(s.)