Kestrel 29 Hot Off the Press

Jan 4, 2013 | Writing | 0 comments

The arrival of my short story, “The Messenger,”  is imminent! Galleys have been approved and are at the printer, and Kestrel 29 should be off the press by January 10th.

Kestrel, which comes out of Fairmont, West Virginia, takes its name from the family of small falcons found throughout the world; the word ‘kestrel’ derives from the sound of the falcon’s distinctive cry. The journal has  published work from the U.S., Canada, Ireland, France, Haiti, etc.

Also coming soon, news of Kestrel’s Spring Celebration, at which I will be reading, as well as a link with information about how to purchase copies of the journal (or anyone interested can always contact me directly).

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