I Remember Things so Differently – published by Eclipse Lit
I am overly excited to have my poem “I Remember Things so Differently” published by Eclipse Lit. Thank you Founding Editor, Jenna Faccenda.Click here:
Ann Christine Tabaka – Poet
I am overly excited to have my poem “I Remember Things so Differently” published by Eclipse Lit. Thank you Founding Editor, Jenna Faccenda.Click here:
I am elated to have my very personal poem “Taps – The Final Salute” published by the Literary Heist. Thank you Editor Ryan D Brinkhurst.Click here:
I am thrilled to have my two poems “Not Quite Ready for Prime-Time,” and “Awaiting Completion,” published by Lothlorien Poetry Journal. Thank you, editor Strider Marcus Jones.Click here:
I am elated to have 6 poems published by Synchronized Chaos Magazine. Thank you, Editor, Cristina Deptula.1. The Last Seed2. No One Left to Hear3. I Ask the Sky for More4. Finding the Truth of Who I Am5. The Curse of Green Eyes6. Gateway to HellClick here:
I am super excited to have my short story “The Unexpected Friend” published by Terror House Magazine. Thank you, Editor-in-Chief Matt Forney.Click here: The Unexpected Friend The sky was streaked with vibrant oranges and navy blue as the sun set over Pamlico Sound. Jennifer just finished settling into the rented beach cottage. It was the … Continue reading The Unexpected Friend – published by Terror House Magazine
Thank you, editor, Glory Sasikala for publishing my poem “Seeds of Hope” (reprint) in May’s GloMag (page 50-52).Click here:
I am so thrilled to once more be a part of the wonderful Impspired Magazine. Thank you, editor, Steve Cawte for publishing 3 of my poems in issue 17.1. Memories of Bermuda2. All I Ever Asked3. We were DarknessClick here:
I am thrilled to have my poem “You are the Clouds” published by The World of Myth Magazine. Thank you, editor Stephanie J. Bardy.Click here:
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: