Author: Ann Christine Tabaka

I am super excited to have my short story “A Visit from Hestia” published by Quail Bell Magazine. Thank you, editors Christine Stoddard and Gretchen Gales.Click here: A Visit from Hestia Winter felt as if it had come early this year. It was only the first week of November and already the cold air was … Continue reading A Visit from Hestia – published by Quail Bell Magazine

I am thrilled to have my poem “Finding Myself” (reprint) published by The Literary Hatchet. Thank you to the editors.Click here:

I am elated to have my poem “I Hear the Water” published by the Valiant Scribe. Thank youto the Editorial Team.Click here:

I am elated to receive my contributor’s copy of the University of Nebraska Press’s North Dakota Quarterly, with my poem “In Life, There is Always an End Game.”  Thank you, editors William Caraher, Paul Worley, & Whitney Waters.

I am elated to have my poem “Dreams of a Tormented Mind” and “She Painted the Sky Orange” published by Quail Bell Magazine. Thank you, Founder & Creative Director Christine Stoddard, and her Editorial Team.Click here for “Dreams of a Tormented Mind” Click here for “She Painted the Sky Orange”

Thank you Sand Pilarski, editor of The Piker Press for publishing my poem “Broken Chains” (reprint).Click here:

I am thrilled to have three of my poems published by the Wildfire Publications, LLC Quarterly Magazine. Thank you, editors Susan Joyner-Stumpf & Author Kenneth Norman Cook.1. Promise Me You’ll Never Leave2. Regret Cannot Hold Back Time3. Finding MyselfAvailable from Lulu:

Thank you so much, to editor Glory Sasikala for publishing my poem “After the Storm” (reprint), in GloMag.Click here:

I am thrilled to have two of my poems “Eternal Bond,” and “Dam of Memories” published by the Qutub Minar Review. Thank you to the editor!The print edition is available from Lulu:

Thank you, Dagmara, editor of Spillwords Press for publishing my poem “Going Fishing.”*(This poem applies to all aspects of my life where I have tried to reach beyond my means and finally learned to accept my limitations)Click here: