October 2003

This month:

  • Picked up the Fall issue of What’s Happening Magazine. My article and pictures of Glanmore Historic Site looks awesome. Three pages!
  • I joined the National Association of Women Writers.
  • Book Lover’s Haven, a publication of Chistell Publishing, will publish my poem “Jaded Life” in the October/November issue of their online newsletter. An impressive $50.
  • Two of my poems appear in the latest issue of Sol-Magazine.

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