"Two wrongs may not make a right but a thousand wrongs make a writer.”

Thursday, December 8, 2022

Salvador's Ashes and Snake, the story of an indentured boy.






This is the new issue of the Slippery Elm Literary Journal. Pretty, right?

I'm happy to have a short story and a poem included.


As we descend through the clouds

fires dot the rising landscape. Smoke spirals up

and an odor fills the cabin . . . 


Yes, I can't resist tooting my horn, though it's what we writers hate more than anything.

The comparison is a stretch, but I loved being in the marching band, the group better than the individual, the precision, synchronization, and reward of belonging to something bigger than the self. That's what it feels like to be included with other writers more accomplished (all those MFAs) than myself.

Should you want to take a peek, this is the link. https://slipperyelm.findlay.edu/buy-a-copy/

Thank you for reading. Now I'm off for more coffee  to offset this cloudy, dismal (no snow) December Michigan morning. 

 



4 comments:

Anthony Duce said...

Congratulations. Sipping coffee and enjoying this beautiful moody Michigan day too.

Yvonne Osborne said...

Thanks, Tony!

Tricia J. O'Brien said...

How cool to be published in such a pretty lit journal! Congratulations, Yvonne.

Yvonne Osborne said...

Thank you so much Tricia!! What a happy surprise to hear from you.