nightbird: Mucha illustration, young peasant holding scythe and grain (they didn't know what else to do.)
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I have one actual publishing credit to my name: once upon a time, [livejournal.com profile] ajodasso guest-edited an edition of Behind the Wainscot with the theme of windows, and I gave her what I like to think of as pseudo-Italian absurdism with "Shadow Box." It was going to be in a "best of 2007" anthology which even had some names in there that I recognized -- Catherynne M. Valente and Ekaterina Sedia are the ones I remember. Sadly, the anthology never happened, but I was terribly excited about it, and the point of this all is that I need to get on getting that feeling back again.

Thank you all for the prompts! I will get on those this weekend.
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lilacsigil: 12 Apostles rocks, text "Rock On" (12 Apostles)
posted by [personal profile] lilacsigil at 11:08am on 22/05/2009
Cricket! I used to read that in the 80s (it wasn't available in Australia but the library would get a copy of most issues).
nightbird: Mucha illustration, young peasant holding scythe and grain (if you're not careful)
posted by [personal profile] nightbird at 11:54am on 22/05/2009
Those magazines are the best! I think my mom gave subscriptions to every small child she could get her hands on -- Babybug, Spider, Cricket, Cicada, all of it. I read those like they were going out of style! I always loved the ongoing cartoon strip.
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posted by [personal profile] tropes at 09:14pm on 23/05/2009
I loved it.
nightbird: Mucha illustration, young peasant holding scythe and grain (they didn't know what else to do.)
posted by [personal profile] nightbird at 01:40pm on 24/05/2009
Thank you!

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