Now The Dark Has Grown Longer The Elderlight Will Shine

 

Obsessed With Pipework

 J.S. has two new poems in November's issue 96 of Obsessed With Pipework. The poems are Too Far Away and Hollow Man and you can find out more about the quarterly publication of "poetry with strangeness and charm" over on its website https://obsessedwithpipeworkblog.wordpress.com 

Another One For Halloween

Just in time for Halloween, Penumbric Speculative Fiction Magazine has published volume IV, covering 2020/2021, of its Best Of series.

Featuring the work of James Cukr • Grace Wagner • Colleen Donnelly • Lenore Sagaskie • Hawk and Young • Novyl the Mysterious • Jamal Hodge • Jay Bechtol • Eliza J. Brandt • Anahita Ramoutar • Mike Morgan • Alexander P. Garza • toeken • J.S. Watts • Elana Gomel • Martins Deep • Karen Heslop • Sara Connell • Christina Sng • Cory Swanson • Gerri Leen • Elby Rogers • Bob Ritchie • Jennifer Crow • Avra Margariti • Umiyuri Katsuyama • Colleen Anderson • Jay Caselberg • Claire Smith • Jennifer Lee Rossman • Carl Scharwath • Robert Alexander Wray

J.S.'s selected short story is the haunting and unsettling tale of The Sisters. Should you want to check out the book you can find it on Amazon via this link

Halloween Fire

As part of its Halloween issue, Tales From the Moonlit Path has published a blazing new poem by J.S. Watts.

The poem is called In The Shadow of The Flame and you can read it here. It's free (and it's almost Halloween).

Bell Rings Out

 

J.S is very pleased to have her poem Bell published in the Cephalo Press online magazine Ink Sac.

You can read Bell and find links to other recent Ink Sac posts by clicking here. 

Somewhere, Not Here

J.S. is very pleased to have a brand new poem in the latest issue of Poetry Quarterly. Yes, it is called the Spring Issue and it's almost autumn, but well... poets, pandemic and publishing.

Watch This Space...