Tundra's new site

After a long hiatus, Tundra: The Journal of the Short Poem looks like it might be back. The magazine has a fresh new website, and the word on the street is that a new issue could be making its appearance in the not-too-distant future. The magazine is closed to submissions now, but will reopen when the backlog has been cleared out.

Ballista, Flapjack Press's speculative fiction magazine, is now open to submissions. Guidelines are available on the website.

If you're in the mood for a short speculative story, check out S.J. Higbee's story, "Damned Flies," on EverydayWeirdness.com. See the world from a fly's point of view....

Story Up at Whispers

Whispers of Wickedness just posted a new batch of stories to their website, including my short, "Confession." Check 'em all out. And the latest issue of the magazine, #15 for those of you who are counting, is now available. You can see the cover and table of contents here.

For haiku enthusiasts, here are a few more haiku magazines you might be interested in:

- Modern Haiku
- Tundra
- White Lotus