The Democracy For America Day of Action to save Social Security took place last Thursday. I wrote an account of our local group's effort for DFA, and it is posted on the national blog!
Check my article out at:
http://www.blogforamerica.com/archives/006208.html
Also: Gary Thomas, editor of the Ghostbreakers series, has started up his own label, RageMachine. You can check out the details at:
http://ragemachinemag.tripod.com
My stories, "Spectral Evidence" and "Caldera of Trouble" appear in the Ghostbreakers series.
Sarah Glenn
Wednesday, April 20, 2005
Tuesday, March 08, 2005
Sad News
I am sorry to announce that Futures Mystery Anthology Magazine will not be putting out a final issue. Babs Lakey contacted me yesterday to let me know that the issue, which would have carried "Murder Most Vial", would not be published. So, I have a story that needs a new home.
Lovers of the short mystery story everywhere should regret the magazine's passing; many new mystery writers got their first break through FMAM. Babs and the various editors were very good at encouraging people to submit, and, if a story was rejected, they would let you know why.
I hope that Babs, Earl Staggs, and the rest of the FMAM staff do well in their individual pursuits. They rendered a great service to the rest of us.
Sarah Glenn
Lovers of the short mystery story everywhere should regret the magazine's passing; many new mystery writers got their first break through FMAM. Babs and the various editors were very good at encouraging people to submit, and, if a story was rejected, they would let you know why.
I hope that Babs, Earl Staggs, and the rest of the FMAM staff do well in their individual pursuits. They rendered a great service to the rest of us.
Sarah Glenn
Thursday, February 17, 2005
Latest Update
Good news!
Silver Dagger will be publishing Derby Rotten Scoundrels, Too, the sophomore effort of the Ohio River Valley chapter of Sisters in Crime. My story, "Party to a Fall", will be appearing in this volume. Unfortunately, the date of publication has been pushed back to 2006.
I have also received my contract from Cyberpulp for "Caldera of Trouble", a story slated for Ghostbreakers: the Vampire Hunters. No publish date as of yet.
Sarah G
Silver Dagger will be publishing Derby Rotten Scoundrels, Too, the sophomore effort of the Ohio River Valley chapter of Sisters in Crime. My story, "Party to a Fall", will be appearing in this volume. Unfortunately, the date of publication has been pushed back to 2006.
I have also received my contract from Cyberpulp for "Caldera of Trouble", a story slated for Ghostbreakers: the Vampire Hunters. No publish date as of yet.
Sarah G
Wednesday, December 22, 2004
"Caldera of Trouble" has a home!
I was checking on some of my manuscripts when I discovered that "Caldera of Trouble" has found a home in Ghostbreakers: The Vampire-Hunters. I'm not certain of the publish date yet, but all the stories have been chosen for the anthology (Cyber-Pulp). I will update the blog when I have more information.
What a great holiday present!
Sarah E. Glenn
What a great holiday present!
Sarah E. Glenn
Tuesday, December 21, 2004
Writing Resume as of 12/21/04
A list of my published (and soon-to-be-published) works:
“Guilt” – Mystery in Mind, Parapsychology Press, ISBN 0-9727494-0-3
“Bill Buys Another Scarf” – EWG Presents: Without A Clue, March 2003
“Baby’s Breath” –Futures Mysterious Anthology Magazine, June 2003
“Spectral Evidence” – Ghostbreakers: New Horrors, ISBN 1-897013-19-1
“Miss Glenn Goes to Frankfort” – The Letter, April 03; GLSO News, April 04
“My Low-Carb Canadian Wedding” - The Letter, July 04
“Hexing Herbert” – Futures Mysterious Anthology Magazine, October 2004
“Murder Most Vial” – Futures Mysterious Anthology Magazine, April 2005
“Party to a Fall” – Derby Rotten Scoundrels Too, Fall 2005
Other writing experience:
Acted as first round judge in Futures’ 2003 “Slesar’s Twist Contest”
Editor and columnist for Rainbow Wind (newsletter) – 1995-97
Editor and columnist for The Trellis (newsletter) – 1989-92
Education:
B.S. in Journalism from the University of Kentucky
Graduate courses in classics - University of Kentucky
“Guilt” – Mystery in Mind, Parapsychology Press, ISBN 0-9727494-0-3
“Bill Buys Another Scarf” – EWG Presents: Without A Clue, March 2003
“Baby’s Breath” –Futures Mysterious Anthology Magazine, June 2003
“Spectral Evidence” – Ghostbreakers: New Horrors, ISBN 1-897013-19-1
“Miss Glenn Goes to Frankfort” – The Letter, April 03; GLSO News, April 04
“My Low-Carb Canadian Wedding” - The Letter, July 04
“Hexing Herbert” – Futures Mysterious Anthology Magazine, October 2004
“Murder Most Vial” – Futures Mysterious Anthology Magazine, April 2005
“Party to a Fall” – Derby Rotten Scoundrels Too, Fall 2005
Other writing experience:
Acted as first round judge in Futures’ 2003 “Slesar’s Twist Contest”
Editor and columnist for Rainbow Wind (newsletter) – 1995-97
Editor and columnist for The Trellis (newsletter) – 1989-92
Education:
B.S. in Journalism from the University of Kentucky
Graduate courses in classics - University of Kentucky
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