[Maryann Corbett]

(I was trying to be modest and not plaster my bragging all over, but I'll probably never get this many print acceptances in one month again, so what the heck.)

Dogwood took "Ruin, I-35W" and "Equinoctial." Thank you, Met board.

Candelabrum took "Numinous" and another poem. Thank you again, Met board.

And Atlanta Review took "A Mozart Mass with Orchestra...." Thank you, Non-met board!!

(And we'll just conveniently ignore that I got skunked by Image, Third Coast, and Unsplendid, and only got a little note from Dislocate--my alma mater's journal; ouch!)

Thanks again, guys. There's no way I would be doing this without you.

[David Landrum]

Congratulations, Maryann. Those are publications to be proud of, and keep submitting. Your alma mater will someday see the light!

dwl

[David Landrum]

Image, by the way, is a tough nut to crack. I've submitted to them several time and feel like I have about as much of a chance with that jouranl as a geeky highschool kid coming on to a Julia Roberts.

dwl

[Rose Kelleher]

Wow, that's impressive! But not at all surprising.
Congrats!


Editing in: Er, I mean, it's the acceptances that aren't surprising - not the skunkings, lol.


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[Diane Dees]

Very, very nice!

[FOsen]

Congratulations, Maryann.

-- Frank

[Catherine Chandler]

Maryann,

Great news!!! Congratulations!

[Tim Murphy]

Yay

[Janet Kenny]

Maryann, I'm glad your quality is being recognised.
Janet

[Marybeth Rua-Larsen]

Excellent, Maryann. Congrats! I'm especially envious of Atlanta Review. I've tried several times there with no luck. Which of your poem(s) did they accept? Hope you're celebrating!

edited in: oops...see the title above. I don't get over to non-met enough!

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