I have a poem, "The Kiss", in Issue 18 of The French Literary Review. Sincere thanks to Editor Barbara Dordi for including it.
If you haven't come across this journal yet, I urge you to subscribe. It's "for writing with a French connection from anywhere in the world", a little gem I found when ambling in Nuala NĂ ChonchĂșir's publication footsteps. Issues 8, 9, 10, 12, 16 and soon 18 can be viewed on the Poetry Library Magazines website.
Magnifique!
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ReplyDeleteAww, I wanted to be the first to say Magnifique! I even had my translator on.
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Tres bien, Donna - merci!
ReplyDeleteFantastic! & thanks for the mag link. here's a little poem from one of my current favourite writers
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I didn't know that the bitter flower of loneliness when held up close Sounds like departing steps.
Octavian Paler
Thanks, Parrish - and for the little poem - very good reading.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Rachel. The French Literary Review sounds very prestigious. Good stuff!
ReplyDeleteMany congrats, Rae! And what a good publication. I wish I could get clearance for my 'Trans-Siberien' translation. The sods just won't respond to my emails!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Dan! It does sound the biz :) and is quality - they accept prose/fiction/art too, so well worth checking out.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Dick. That's a bugger about your work being stuck on the virtual luggage conveyor belt. Got a few things in limbo myself currently. Most gutting though was sending a piece I hadn't heard back about on to another publication only to have the first place accept days after it was published! Lost out on some dosh doing that. Hope you get clearance soon!
ReplyDeleteIt's my ambition to be published in a journal with the words 'French' 'Literary' and 'Review' in the title.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant, Rachel (comma optional).
It will be so!
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Congratulations! And thanks for the link to the Poetry Library Magazines website. It's nice to be able to try before you buy!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Helen!
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