[Nicholas Stone]

Well done, John. When I found your work you quickly became one of my favourite poets. I'm pleased to see Hudson has shown similarly good judgement in this instance.

[Jayne Osborn]

I can continue name-dropping to my heart's content now :

"Oh yes, the internationally famous poet John Whitworth is a very close friend of mine."

But seriously... well done, my old mate. This is great news and well deserved.

Jayne

[Terese Coe]

Ah yes, that's a toughie, John! Props to you, congratulations too! Let us know when the issue is out, please.

[John Whitworth]

It won't be for a fairish bit, but I shall keep youse all posted.

[Gail White]

That is great news, and I'm sorry it took me so long to notice it!
I got my first ever acceptance from them this year & they say it will be published next spring -- I don't suppose I'll be so lucky as to be there with you?

[John Whitworth]

Gail, I hope we are in the same...er....number. Do you say number?

[Susan d.S.]

Congrats, John!

[John Whitworth]

I seem to live across the pond. And Nico, that's very sweet. Thank you.

[Susan McLean]

Congratulations, John. It is a high-class venue. It took over nine months to reject me, though, so I haven't tried there since. Some waits strike me as being excessive.

Susan

[John Whitworth]

This is my second there, Susan. In both cases it was a long wait. The best thing to do is to forget about it. Itwas Sam who introduced me to it. I am ashamed to say I had never heard of The Hudson Review.