Not One of Us #39

[eredien]

Got my copies of Not One of Us #39 in the mail yesterday. Spent a lovely morning among swamps and dragons and sea-children. Hoping I don't dream of worms. A brilliant story about China as well, told in a lovely almost disconnected stream-of-consciousness. My own poem "The Last Yangtze River Dolphin" is among great company.

Was so pleased to find a story set in swamps. I love them, and there are too few.

Get thee to Genre Mail to order a copy (available soon).

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[sovay]

A brilliant story about China as well, told in a lovely almost disconnected stream-of-consciousness.

That's watermelontail's. I love his work.

Was so pleased to find a story set in swamps. I love them, and there are too few.

And that's stillsostrange.

My own poem "The Last Yangtze River Dolphin" is among great company.

It deserves it!

[eredien]

Oh, so THAT's who watermelontail is. I couldn't figure it out at all other than, "well, an odd writer who has some connection to anyone I've ever met at cons."

[cucumberseed.livejournal.com]

I will be stalking my mail carrier. I need to read these things.

Thank you for kind words!

[eredien]

You're welcome! I enjoyed it heartily. Have you been to China? I have friends teaching in Japan and another friend who routinely travels to China, and your writing sounds like you must know what you're talking about firsthand.

Nice to finally put something with the LJ name; I had no idea who you were for the longest time (see above).

[cucumberseed.livejournal.com]

Finally got the contributor's copy. The last line of your poem just about broke my heart.

[eredien]

Oh--thank you!