Northern Colorado Writers Workshop

Latest publications, sales, acceptances, etc.

	Story published! May 2009	Glenn Gillette's "Emergency Repairs" was published in Issue Three, Volume One of Three Crow Press/Morrigan Books.
	Story published! April 2009	Glenn Gillette's "A Sprinkle in Time" was published in the April 2009 issue of Bards and Sages.
	Story accepted! April 2009	Glenn Gillette's "Ledger Entries" has been accepted by The Edge of Propinquity.
	Story published! April 2009	Rob Chansky's "Closure of the Living Dead" was published in Dead Worlds: Undead Stories (A Zombie Anthology).
	Story accepted! January 2009	Glenn Gillette's "Time Enough for a Reuben" has been accepted by M-BRANE SF.
	Story published! January 2009	Glenn Gillette's "Company Policy" was published in Butterfly Affects - An Alternate Futures Anthology.
	Story published! December 2008	Glenn and Jeannie Gillette's "Cleaning Up for Supper" was published in Issue Four of The Monsters Next Door.
	Story published! September 2008	Joanne Steinwachs' "The Number of Angels in Hell" was published in the 3rd quarter, 2008 issue of Abyss & Apex.
	Book published! April 2008	Ronnie Seagren's Seventh Daughter was released in April 2008 by Flying Pen Press.
	Story published! March 2008	Joanne Steinwachs' "Bone Reader" was published in Issue 2, March 1, 2008 of New Myths.
	Story published! March 2008	Glenn Gillette's "Downstream From Divorce: A Drama in Three Acts" was published in the March 2008 issue of Flash Fiction Online.
	Story published! December 2007	Richard E. Friesen's "Pebbles in the Stream" appears in the Twisted Fayrie Tales Anthology, which is available online at Eternal Press.
	Story published! July 2007	Thea Hutcheson's "Fishing" was published in the July 2007 issue of The Best of Jim Baen's Universe.
	Story published! April 2007	Thea Hutcheson's "Fencing with Discipline" appears in Got a Minute?: Sixty Second Erotica from Cleis Press.
	Story published! January 2007	Tangent short fiction review: Rebecca S. W. Bates' "Running Down on a Thousand" is also about a courier. The narrator is a "prophecy courier," a time traveler who delivers hallucinogenic payloads keyed to provide the receiver with a message. Our protagonist makes a jump for one of her fellows, who requires extra downtime, but it doesn't go as expected, and she finds herself confronted with a woman who is both from a lower tech and is rather more aggressive than the courier is able to handle. "Running Down on a Thousand" can be taken as both a serious and comic work. The confrontation between the advanced but passive courier and her lower tech captor is a long explored topic. The keys are the realizations the courier experiences in this uncontrolled environment.