EDF’s Calendar for September 31 August 2009
Posted by Camille Gooderham Campbell in News & Announcements.trackback
The lineup of stories for September is now posted at Every Day Fiction. I’m particularly proud of this one as it’s the first time I’ve had a direct hand in making final decisions on acceptances as well as rejections — Jordan has been away at the Writers of the Future awards gala for the whole past week so I’ve been completely on my own in finalizing the calendar, writing the editorial, etc.
I’ve also learned that making decisions about acceptances is even harder than making decisions about rejections.
Editorial musings aside, there are some really fine stories coming up this month.
September’s Table of Contents
Sep 1 | Jonathan Pinnock | Hidden Shallows |
Sep 2 | Sarah Hilary | Burial of the Bells |
Sep 3 | Clinton Lawrence | The Old City |
Sep 4 | Joel Willans | A Friggin’ Star |
Sep 5 | Margaret Karmazin | Diamonds in the Rough |
Sep 6 | Ellie Tupper | Mandala: A Dish of Lime-Vanilla Ice |
Sep 7 | KM Rockwood | Shredded |
Sep 8 | James Hartley | Breakfast |
Sep 9 | Gargi Mehra | The Beauty |
Sep 10 | Ben Loory | The Wall |
Sep 11 | Melody Beacham | Under My Skin |
Sep 12 | John Jasper Owens | Mute Point |
Sep 13 | Fred Warren | Weightless |
Sep 14 | Sheila R. Pierson | Steak and Potatoes |
Sep 15 | Krystyna Smallman | Consuming |
Sep 16 | Martin Turton | Minding Matthew |
Sep 17 | Lori Simeunovic | In the Cards |
Sep 18 | Anna Sykora | Your Guarantee of a Human Bean |
Sep 19 | Aaron Polson | How to Burn a House |
Sep 20 | A. S. Andrews | Alien Life |
Sep 21 | Garry Grierson | The Bull and Bucket UFO |
Sep 22 | Eric Del Carlo | Frankly |
Sep 23 | Lossie Reeves | Addie and Boog |
Sep 24 | Ann Wilkes | Grey Drive |
Sep 25 | Cathryn Grant | So Lucky |
Sep 26 | John Wiswell | Frankenstein’s Monsters |
Sep 27 | Cate Gardner | Strange Tooth |
Sep 28 | Debra Easterling | Annapolis Eyes |
Sep 29 | Lee Hughes | The Backtrack |
Sep 30 | Oonah V Joslin | The Devil’s Within |
Enjoy!
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