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May 14, 2007

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wthis is excellent news! and a mouth-watering table of contents; thanks for sharing it. ^_^

Oh my oh my! *fanning self feverishly*

I'm putting this on my list. Right. Now.

Oh wow! This is great! I can't wait for it. You gals are the best.

Fantastic! Will look forward to this one!

Oh, that's wonderful! The stories look delicious. I look forward to seeing it in stores!

Holy cats, this sounds terrific! Somebody grease those wheels, quick!

Squee!

Sounds like the kind of fantasy short fiction wishlist I'd make in my (day)dreams. New fiction from Peter Beagle AND Ellen Kushner? Can't wait for it to come out and hit our shores!

Yeesh! About time you lazy thing! It has been days since your last anthology, hours since you posted an insightfully and exhaustively researched essay, probably weeks since the last epic story/poem/review...
It's good to have you back
we were really getting worried.
LOL,-J

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About this blog

  • The Journal of Mythic Arts was a pioneering online magazine dedicated to Mythic Arts: literary, visual, and performance arts inspired by myth, folklore, and fairy tales. Published by The Endicott Studio, co-edited by Terri Windling & Midori Snyder, JoMA ran from 1997 to 2008.

    This blog was active from 2006 - 2008, and is kept online as an archive only. Please note that no new material has been posted since 2008, and links have not been updated.

    For more recent discussions of Mythic Arts, fantasy literature, and related topics, visit Terri Windling's Myth & Moor and Midori Snyder's Into the Labyrinth.

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