The link is here:

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/04/21/arts/design/women-coronavirus-pandemic-journals.html

Mary Alice Dixon’s story, “Holding Hands with Angels” appears in Curious Stuff, Personal Story Publishing Project, vol.6, spring 2022. It is the first of 45 stories in the collection and the first story recorded for Season 5 of “6-minute Stories” Podcast. You can hear it now at https://www.randelljones.com/6minutestories/2022/3/28/holding-hands-with-angels-by-mary-alice-dixon 

Mary Alice’s story “The Guilty Hat and a Traveler’s Mistake” appeared in Trouble, Personal Story Publishing Project, vol. 5, fall 2021. You can hear it now at https://www.randelljones.com/6minutestories/2021/10/4/the-guilty-hat-and-a-travelers-mistake-by-mary-alice-dixon 

Congratulations, Mary Alice.

Catherine C. Con's short story - From Alajuela to Boston won first place at the Lighthouse Weekly Fiction award. Lighthouse Weekly is a Maine publication. 

Catherine C. Con's flash fiction Hair will be published online in ON THE RUN Contemporary Flash Fiction on August 26, 2022.  

Mary Alice Dixon's short story Coaltown Valley Blues, the Almost Happy Life of a Fat Four-Eyed Freak was selected for Vol. 3, No. 1 of Northern Appalachia Review. NAR is a new journal that focuses on an often-overlooked part of America, including the Appalachian counties of  northern West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Maryland, and New York. Check it out at https://www.northernappreview.com/.

Kerry Peresta announces the release of Book Two in her suspense series, Olivia Callahan Suspense, "The Rising," by Level Best Books, in early April, 2022. Book Three in this series will release spring, 2023.

Julia Wendell's sixth full-length volume of poetry, The Art of Falling, will be published by FutureCycle Press in February, 2022.

Very honored. My novel was selected as the 2021 Book of the Year (Young Adult, Historical Fiction) by The Coffee Pot Bookclub (UK) 

The Triangle Chapter of Sisters in Crime has selected one of my short stories for their upcoming anthology "Rock 'n Roll 'n Ruin." I'll post the publication date as soon as I receive that!

A new import to SC from VA, I joined the Writers Group at the Olli at Clemson where Bill Bruehl encouraged members to join SCWA. An educator, I have been in the writing "business" for 30 years. My first publication (Harcourt 1990) was the YA anti-bully novel EAGLEBAIT, which won several awards, including the International Reading Association's "Young Adult Choice." Since then I have published four cozy mysteries (adult) with The Wild Rose Press, an Indie publisher in NY. My books are archived in the Library of Virginia. Currently I have shifted genres to children's lit with Picture Books - looking for an agent or publisher.

Nice to join my fellow scribes!