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Old 06-03-2011, 12:46 AM   #32
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Hello, all! Vol. 6 and the series conclusion, Deviations: Second Covenant, is now live for free download!
http://home.earthlink.net/~deviations/index.html
(EPUB, HTML, PDF (reflowed), MOBI, LIT, LRF, PBD, PRC)

Second Covenant is also up at Smashwords:
https://www.smashwords.com/profile/view/ElissaMalcohn

I've submitted it to Manybooks -- it wasn't up when last I checked, though the other series volumes are there:
http://manybooks.net/authors/malcohne.html

In the latest news...

I got a nice nod from Jo Walton, who writes, "Elissa Malcohn has continued to produce poems, short stories and novels without ever having a breakout hit to bring her visibility," in her recap of 1985 Hugo Nominees.

http://www.tor.com/blogs/2011/05/hugo-nominees-1985

Mythic Delirium Issue 24 is slated to appear in June. Here's what reviewer Alexandra Seidel says in Fantastique Unfettered:

Quote:
"[A] venture into lightheartedness" is what editor Mike Allen calls this latest issue of Mythic Delirium. The poetry assembled here certainly makes for an excellent adventure, and lightheartedness often plays a part, but even so, all these lyrical quests have a weighty center.

The best example for this is probably 'The Last Dragon Slayer' by Elissa Malcohn, a poem in eight parts, eight parts of tale that is nothing if not epic. Each part is in itself a poem and comes to you each in a different form. This poem of a dragon and questing dragon slayers --while it does many other things--clearly acknowledges the longing for myth, the longing for adventure in all of us.
http://www.fantastique-unfettered.co...-issue-24.html

You can also preview the issue's gorgeous cover image on Mike Allen's home page.
http://descentintolight.com/2011/05/...-and-a-review/

Meanwhile, The Open Laboratory 2010: The Best of Science Writing on the Web contains my sonnets "Manipulations" and "In Development."
http://www.lulu.com/product/paperbac...-2010/15242758
(After five years of publishing through Lulu, the sixth anthology (Open Lab 2011) has been picked up by Scientific American Books, an imprint of Farrar, Straus, and Giroux.)

My contributor's copy has arrived of the Dark Scribe Press anthology A Sea of Alone: Poems for Alfred Hitchcock -- not yet available for order, but you can see the book here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/30268343@N00/5638352651/

Thanks again for reading. Wishing you all a fabulous summer and beyond! -- Elissa
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