Crocodile Street

I submitted several poems to Crocodile Street last night. This will be a "magazine of literature and art collaboration". The submission guidelines seemed to include the sort of material I am happy to write - "light fantasy, dark speculative fiction, magic realism, fairy tales, the mythic, the absurd, the Kafkaesque, and general attempts to puncture the skin of reality." It allows a fair bit of scope.

I was obviously not paying too much attention when submitting. I've ended up sending my poems to the wrong email address. The correct email address is specified in the description text, rendered as a .gif file so I can't copy & paste it. The editor's mailto-address link (wrong address) at the bottom of the page must have been just too attractive to my not-fully-focused brain. I suppose the editor will forward my submissions to the correct mailbox. If they're so pedantic that they automatically reject submissions sent to the editor instead of to submissions then I'm probably better off not being involved.

I'll have to think about submitting a short story or two. They want immersive stories that lend themselves to illustrative interpretation. I have until the end of the month.