[Charlotte Innes]

Hi everyone,

In the midst of all the honors flying around Eratosphere at the moment, I humbly submit my own upcoming publications. Honestly, I do feel I'm in very glamorous company--quite honored to be amongst you all!

Like Susan (McLean), I also have a poem ("Burrough Hill") coming out soon in the European Journal of International Law.

Also like Susan, I have had a poem ("Vision") accepted by Free Inquiry.

And I have a poem ("The Ex") coming out in June in the magazine, Rattle. I'll be part of a Rattle reading here in Los Angeles soon after publication--date to be announced!

All of the poems were workshopped here, and like Susan, I discovered the first two journals through postings on Eratosphere.

I also have to thank Janice Soderling for pushing me to submit to Rattle, when she was here in LA for her own Rattle reading.

So that's a lot of thank you's to send flying round The Sphere!

Thank you all,
Charlotte

[Mary Meriam]

Kudos, Charlotte. Looking forward to links, if you get some.

[Susan McLean]

Congratulations, Charlotte.

Susan

[Nausheen Eusuf]

Congrats, Charlotte! Rattle is a hard one to crack. Do give us links if and when they're available online.

Nausheen

[Cyn Neely]

Congrats Charlotte. Excellent news.

[David Rosenthal]

Congratulations, Charlotte. I think that makes a Spherian double hat trick with Rattle -- three consecutive issues with poems on the page and readers in the series.

David R.

[Maryann Corbett]

Yes, congrats especially on Rattle. Good work.

[Tim Murphy]

This is all very good news, Charlotte. I once posited a new Corporal Act of Mercy, "poets congratulate each other."

[John Whitworth]

Yes indeed, Charlotte. And a Law Journal that publishes poetry. I never heard the like. Though there was a Cricket magazine that once published something of mine. I wish I could remember which one it was. I think it actually paid something.

[Mike Lane]

Charlotte, how cool, and I love Rattle!

Congratulations,
Mike