This is the list of my works that were published and/or accepted for publication in 2012.
I can't promise the same amount in 2013 as I hope to divert my time into a new novel. Submissions take a lot of time. It's a shame as I have a lot of work just sitting on my computer. That being said, I do have a poetry book coming out this, Caged Without Walls, through Ginninderra Press.
I also wrote 211 poems for the year, which is a lot for me. I may experiment more with form this year. The work I've been doing lately seems to be different. If I do start on a novel, I'll have to scale back on the poetry. However I do hope to present a few more video poems. I have a couple ready to go. Let's see what eventuates.
Novella:
Stories:
Do the Bus Stop –
Backhand stories
Sky Boy – Kids Magination
All Quiet in the Belltower - Narrator
City of Great Large – Wilderness House Literary Review
Poetry:
In the Reaching -
Atomic publishing
The Depths of Delusion – The Curbstone Collective
Me old mate - Crack
the Spine
Musings in a park – Eunoia Review
A Proximate Echo -
Speed Poets
Quiet Herself – Ink, sweat and tears
Stock take – The Rusty Nail
Waiting for the Symphony – Mused, BellaOnline
The Trade off – SpeedPoets
Us and them and the things in-between – Citizens for Decent Literature
A fairly productive year. With a great Novella in the Bottomless River obviously being the highlight. I hope 2013 brings more success.
ReplyDeleteCheers Graham. It was a good year. If only I could get those novels published. Same to you my friend.
DeleteWow! A very busy year. Congratulations Anthony...
ReplyDeleteThank you Pat.
Deletewell done! hope 2013 is a productive and inspiring year as well
ReplyDeleteThank you Dee!
DeleteGreat work Anthony! As the old saying goes 'hard work pays off'!
ReplyDeleteThank you Zi!
DeleteThat's an inspiring list, my friend.
ReplyDeleteYeah, submissions take a lot of time and, moreover, energy/emotion. It's challenging to both write and submit. You manage it all very well, and your success will most certainly continue.
xoRobyn