Poem Acceptance

 My poem, The Stag, has been accepted for the sequel to A Walk in a Darker Wood, The Darker Heart of the Wood by Oxygen Man Books.  A Kickstarter will be made for this book.  It should be out sometime this year.  The Stag is about the Wild Hunt and the white stag every hunter yearns to hunt.

A Walk in a Darker Wood by Oxygenman Publishing

Just to show that I'm way behind in updates on my writing life, this was published in December.  My poem, The Fork in the Road, appears in A Walk in a Darker Wood by Oxygenman Publishing.  The Fork in the Road will appear in Darkest Days and Haunted Ways.   

Table of Contents

Introduction by Sarah Walker, Scott Couturier, and Shayne Keen

Who Maketh Fertile the Fields by David Barker

Observations of a Black Toad by Phil Breach

The Silhouettes by D. L. Myers

Towards a Place Where Everything's Better by S. L. Edwards

Moonville by John H. Howard

Therein Lies a Tail by Duane Pesice

Rosaire, Master of Wolves by Manuel Arenas

Putting Down Roots by Russell Smeaton

There Came the Sun by Ivan Zoric

Spring Leanings by Alan Sessler

Daughters of the Hare by K. A. Opperman

Morton's Woods by Jill Hand

The Scarlet Room by Adam Bolivar

Jack and the Magic Ham by Adam Bolivar

The Fork in the Road by Ashley Dioses

Cat-o-Lantern by K. A. Opperman

The King of Mudlings by Shayne Keen

The Willow Stand by Scott J. Couturier

GreenFingers by Sarah Walker

The Blackdamp by William Tea

The Untold History of the Grimorium by Maxwell I. Gold

The Mill District by Maquel A. Jacob

Fine and Fancy Arms by Gordon B. White

Her Dark Hymn by Hayley Arrington

Hyenas by Michael S. Walker

King O' the Wood by Can Wiggins

Jenny Green-teeth by Chelsea Arrington

Of Blood and Flowers by Chelsea Arrington 

A Slow Remembered Tide by John Linwood Grant

Witch Woman by Hayley Arrington 

WiHM 12: Riveting Verse

I know this is late by 2 months, but this just goes to show how my mind is focused on a million other things right now.  I totally missed when this was posted but I wrote a little something for The Horror Tree for Women in Horror Month.

It's an abbreviated article I wrote for an HWA newsletter years ago.