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Re: Rich Horton on Aeon's First Year
Sun, December 11, 2005 - 6:04 PMAll right :-)!
(Now, of course, it's time to point out to SFWA that you've been running for a year, so they know it, too ;-).)
Seriously, Congratulations. -
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Re: Rich Horton on Aeon's First Year
Sun, December 11, 2005 - 8:41 PMwe should also contact Locus Magazine and let them know as well...Locus Rocks !! -
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Re: Rich Horton on Aeon's First Year
Mon, December 12, 2005 - 2:24 PMRich is one of the short fiction reviewers for Locus, the other being Nick Gevers. Both receive each new issue, and both have been effusive in their praise for our authors and their stories. Words fail to express how grateful we are for that. Mark Kelly of Locus Online also mentions every new issue, 'cause he gets a press release. We're extremely fortunate that people like the Locus folks are taking us seriously. We'd love to see that same kind of reception from SFSite, but I think time and a lot more excellent stories will take care of that.
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Re: Rich Horton on Aeon's First Year
Mon, December 12, 2005 - 2:27 PMWe have let the Forum editor know that we'll send any requested story to any voting member of SFWA, but as he's never responded to any mail we've sent, we're unsure whether that's evident to the actual members...
We're not presently members because our attempts to join have gone off into the aether from the SFWA site. But thanks for the reminder; the current SFWA vp is a good friend of ours (and a two-time Aeon author), and we'll remind him and see if he can put bees in the proper bonnets.
And of course if any of youse guys have other suggestions for getting our name out there, feel free. VERY free. -
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Re: Rich Horton on Aeon's First Year
Mon, December 12, 2005 - 6:22 PMGee, if you bought a story from me, on top of the poem (which can't qualify, alas) I'd just have to ask SFWA to evaluate you....;-).
Oh, but then I'd have to send you a story, wouldn't I?
I will, I will, and another and another and another, until you have to act to stop the flood in your inbox.
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Re: Rich Horton on Aeon's First Year
Sun, December 11, 2005 - 7:33 PMSpeaking on behalf of everyone involved, with a shout out to our two hot editors: Suh-weet! -
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Re: Rich Horton on Aeon's First Year
Mon, December 12, 2005 - 2:35 PMSpeaking for your editors, I'd like to remind everyone that Rich's FAVORITE story of 2005 was "The Nature of the Beast,"
by Mark Bourne. Congrats on that, Mark, and well done.
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Re: Rich Horton on Aeon's First Year
Mon, December 12, 2005 - 7:30 PMGarsh, thanks, Bridget.
However, modesty compels me to mention that Rich's favorite _novelette_ was "Beast," and he have "favorite short story" nods to a fine gathering of other Aeon authors such as Bruce Holland Rogers, Jay Lake, and others. Fave novelette is good enough for me. ::g:: (Now here's hoping he says so in "Locus.")
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Re: Rich Horton on Aeon's First Year
Tue, December 13, 2005 - 5:48 AMCongrats to all...and Mark, nice meeting you at Iron Chef on Saturday! -
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Re: Rich Horton on Aeon's First Year
Tue, December 13, 2005 - 9:45 AMThanks, Ken. It was good to meet you too!
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