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I finished off the year with a whole bunch of poems online and in print. Here are the ones which were published over the last three months of the year.
October
- I didn’t know the lights’d be so hot, Ode to aerogel, and Carcinisation
– Star*Line 46.4
- Ode to form rejection notes – Up Your Arse Poetica, ebook and print
- adapted neuroclaws, I think she likes me, and sea bottom: – Five Fleas
- From the tongue of a witness – Penumbric vol vii, issue 3
- Chasing encaustics in the shallows – Dreams and Nightmares 125
- Our teeming sea – Phantom Kangaroo Issue No. 30 ebook
November
- SFM – Sein und Werden November 2023 Bête Noire
- Kaiju – Sein und Werden November 2023 Bête Noire
- during your vows, by the fridge, God’s seraph – Five Fleas, October 10, 2023
- e̸̫̕x̶̤̱́͠h̷̞̏͑ả̶̠̩͝l̵̻̔̎͠å̶̳̾ţ̷͆̄ī̵̳̞̈ȯ̶̡̼͈̿̂ṅ̸̖̥̚ " – dadakuku, November 22, 2023
December
- to breathe, the there it is, frozen in a rut, and racing toward that last breath – Five Fleas, December 13, 2023
- in micropolished scales, your eye color, their first night, the deep stone well, – Heliosparrow Poetry Journal, December 13, 2023 11 10 9 8
- The Deal Is Off and Talk Market Crash – Call Me [brackets], Call me (out)
- People also ask – dadakuku December 20, 2023
- Klein Dog in Hunger Canyon: Light Speed – Chrome Baby, Bairn 128
There were 94 poetry submissions published on the web and 31 in printed form, each total a record for me. On Duotrope my acceptance rate is 36.1% per batch of poems, and in terms of the individual works I sent out, my success rate came to 15.4% for the last year. This is above average for their other subscribers submitting work to the publications I approached. I am happy with this and feel as though this gives me a boost to continue following the same method I’ve worked out over the past few years.
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