Ann Christine Tabaka – Poet
I am super excited to have my short story “The Outsider” published by Terror House Magazine. Thank you, editor Matt Forney!Click here: The Outsider There was always something strange about Tommy. He never spoke to anyone, and he always played outside alone. Nobody really knew where he came from. He was like the proverbial baby … Continue reading The Outsider – published by Terror House Magazine
I am honored to have my poem “Talking to My Younger Self” published by the CaliforniaQuarterly – Journal of California State Poetry Society. Thank you, editor Konrad Tademar Wilk!Click here:
I am super thrilled to have my poem “In My Dream” published by The Nightingale Poetry Journal. Thank you, editor Claire Langston!Click here:
Originally posted on Bindweed Anthologies:
Congratulations to Bindweed contributor, Ann Christine Tabaka on her latest poetry collection, I no longer hear you sing. Ann Christine has previously contributed poetry and fiction to Bindweed. We wish you all the best with your new book, Ann Christine!
I am over-the-moon to have my new poem “Learning to Climb the Mountain” published by The Squawk Back Magazine. Thank you, editor Zak Block!Click here:
I am thrilled to have my poem “World War None” published by The Writers Club. Thank you, to the editorial staff!Click here:
I am beyond thrilled to have my poem “I Was Never Meant to Be” published by The Rye Whiskey Review. This is a very personal poem for me. Thank you, editor John Patrick Robbins.Click here:
I am thrilled to have my poem “Vision Quest” (reprint) published by GloMag (pages 69-70). Thank you, editor Glory Sasikala!Click here:
I am Jumping-for-Joy over this wonderful Promotion Video that Alan Johnson produced for me. Please go over and watch this YouTube Video, also check out my Webpage and all 14 of my books (available on Amazon)!Click here:
I am excited to have my short story “The Hill” published by The World of Myth Magazine. Thank you, editors Stephanie J. Bardy & David K. Montoya!Click here: The Hill Janine paced the floor with her hands clasped behind her. She didn’t know how she was going to continue on. All the things that used … Continue reading The Hill – published by The World of Myth Magazine
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