Boston Literary Magazine Spring 2010:
Writing that's good for you and your tummy
As of yesterday, you will find my drabble (fiction of precisely 100 words), Walking on Eggshells, in the latest issue of Boston Literary Magazine. You'll find it, of course, in The Drabble.
Kudos also to blog reader and friend Lisa M. Palin who also has a drabble published in this issue, although for some reason it is currently posted with the Quick Fiction. (I'm sure they'll sort it out soon enough.)
Go. Read. Enjoy.
Very, very clever piece Carrie. You are indeed a smart girl. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteCongrats Carrie. That cracked me up. You deserve a beak-- I mean break. I am especially partial to bird stories.
ReplyDeleteYay for you, Carrie!
ReplyDeleteI hadn't come across drabble before. I like it. Yours reads more like a poem than a mini-story.
Just read it. Very nice; didn't even think of the narrator being an animal until the mention of feathers or being inside an egg.
ReplyDeleteCongrats Carrie! That's awesome!
ReplyDeleteIt was fantastic! Well done.
ReplyDeleteWoo-hoo. Thanks for the plug. It's a privilege and an honor to be first-published together.
ReplyDeleteExcellent piece. Congrats.
ReplyDeleteThank you, everyone!
ReplyDeleteFirst published piece! And a lovely one. Congrats. I raise a glass of green beer to many, many more.
ReplyDeletecongrats congrats congrats!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteSo happy for you!!!
Congrats! It always feels great when you actually get your work out into the world!
ReplyDeleteCongrats! Clever and funny. I've popped in randomly and then couldn't leave without a comment.
ReplyDeleteThank you again, so much, to everyone who read the piece. I'm so thrilled you liked it, really.
ReplyDeleteCarrie, I read it and loved it! Congrats on your publication, and I look forward to reading more of your work! I sent you the book, by the way. Let me know when you get it. :)
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