Kudos!
CONGRATS TO THESE LITERARY MAMA STAFF MEMBERS!
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Libby Maxey, Literary Reflections Editor, reviewed Emily Wolohan’s poetry collection, “Hinge,” for The Mom Egg Review. She also had two of her own poems published this fall, one in Bird’s Thumb, and the other in The Tule Review.
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Amanda Jaros, Blog Editor, published a personal essay, “Up Close” at Cargo Literary in October. She also published an interview with author Kathryn Miles in The Fourth River in October. Additionally, she published a science article titled “Lucky Devils,” in the November issue of Highlights for Children.
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Andrea Lani, Literary Reflections Editor, was delighted that her short story “Stars Come Down” appeared and was fabulously illustrated in Issue #4 of Saltfront, “an arts and literary journal for a radically new type of ecological storytelling.”
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Suzanne Kamata, Fiction Editor, was happy to have an essay about traveling to Paris with her daughter included in the new anthology A Pink Suitcase: 22 Tales of Women’s Travel. She also published two short stories: “Longing” in Anak Sastra, and “The Woman Who Loved Insects” in Transnational Literature.
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Lisa Katzenberger, Creative Nonfiction & Fiction Editorial Assistant, had a short story, “Quiet Waters,” published in Jenny magazine.
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Erin Rodoni, Poetry Editorial Assistant, published her poem, “The ninety-two year old woman on my table,” in Chautauqua’s Privacy and Secrets issue. It was second runner-up for their Editor’s Prize and was nominated for a Pushcart Prize. She also published “The Mall Age,” in the Cimarron Review, Issue 192. Two of her poems were published in Four Chambers, one is online. And another poem was published online in the Cider Press Review.
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Camille-Yvette Welsch, Reviews Editor, has a chapbook titled Full, forthcoming from Dancing Girl Press in Summer 2016. She also had a poem accepted for the Hysteria Anthology, edited by E. Kristen Anderson. Additionally, she gave a poetry reading as part of the Art Speaks series at Penn State’s Palmer Museum of Art.
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Colleen Kearney Rich, Reviews Editor, published a story titled “Things You Won’t Tell Your Therapist” at Smokelong Quarterly in October.