January 2011 promotes me to senior citizen status. Presently I am taking Liberal Arts classes at State College of Florida, where I hold a Writing Tutor post. My application for admission to University of South Florida is in. I hope to start my junior year there in the Fall 2011 Semester and earn a B.A. Literature.
Here are my publications since my October 2010 blog entry:
My first "1st line" of fiction appears at 50 to 1, www.50-to-1.blogspot.com/ in the archives.
"Second-hand Goods," a poem, will appear in the February 2011 Issue of Kerouac's Dog Magazine, www.kerouacsdogmag.com.
"Daydreaming at the Printing Press," a poem, appears at Mad Swirl, www.madswirl.com/content/poetryforum.html.on the September 17, 2011 Mad Swirl Poetry Forum.
"Lessons," micro-fiction, can be viewed in Short, Fast, & Deddly's i48, www.shortfastanddeadly.com.
"The River," micro-fiction, is available at Postcard Shorts, http://www.postcardshorts.com/read-527.html.
"Reason," a prose poem, is found by typing "Sander Blome" in the Search box at Daily Love, www.dailylove.net.
"The Empty Room," micro-fiction, is at Postcard Shorts, http://www.postcardshorts.com/read-530.html.
"Flashlight at Five A.M.," a poem, will appear in the #10 vol. 7 Fall/Winter issue of The Stray Branch, www.thestraybranch.org.
"Sun and Care A.L.F," micro-fiction, can be read at 50 to 1, http://50-to-1.blogspot.com/search?q=Sander+Blome&searchsubmit.x=0&searchsubmit.y=0.
Postcard Shorts displays my stories "New Things," http://www.postcardshorts.com/read-554.html, "Patricia and Patrice," http://www.postcardshorts.com/read-555.html, and "Coffee," http://www.postcardshorts.com/read-556.html.
Bearing North, an anthology of poetry and short stories published by Midwest Literary Magazine, includes my poems "North Cape" and "Deference to Dad." Bearing North may be purchased at http://midwestliterarymagazine.com/
Mad Swirl's Poetry Forum on December 7, 2010 includes my poem, "Temperature," http://madswirlspoetryforum.blogspot.com/2010_12_05_archive.html.
Be sure to refresh yourself with some literature today.
Thanks. Have a good one.
Sander Blome