Former Cave Person available now!
Today is release day :)
I am excited to announce that I have a poem published in the inaugural issue of The Auroras & Blossoms Magazine (available now!). My poem is called "Former Cave Person."
This digital magazine is available for $1.99 from Barnes & Noble and various other e-book sellers.
And you can also (probably) get it from the library! If your library system uses hoopla, you can use it to check out a copy of The Auroras & Blossoms Magazine: Issue 1 right now! And if they use Libby or Overdrive, you can request your library to order it. (In the Libby app, this process is very easy. Simply search for Auroras & Blossoms Magazine, and then click "Notify Me." This will notify your library that someone is interested in this title (and sign you up to be notified if your library does decide to order it).)
If you'd like to sample some of my other poetry, you can find it here. I hope you enjoy it!
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Thank you for reading! Do you have any poetry you'd like to share? Feel free to comment links below! :)
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Maureen Y. Palmer
Reading • Writing • Murder!
I'm an avid reader and aspiring author, currently working on my first mystery novel. Here, I write essays about reading and writing, as well as short mystery/thriller/horror fiction.
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Comments (4)
Congratulations! It’s so nice to see your work in print. :)
Congrats and well done
Wooohooooo that's such a happy news! Congratulations!
That’s excellent. Well done. 😊👍