Caterpillar Man

May 11, 2009 · Posted in Stories MJG 

shelter1One of my stories, Caterpillar Man, has found its way into print. I don’t really know how this happened. I don’t recall the magazine editor checking in with me about the story, though I do recall them asking me how I wanted to be paid. Hey cool, I thought, and who are you? Back from my UK holiday I found my contributor’s copy waiting in the post-box- my story is the last in it. The magazine is a biannual anthology, I think I submitted the story to a sister publication about a year ago.

You can buy it here.

Or you can read the story on my site here.

Is it worth buying the magazine? Well, it’s not quite the art-filled effort that Something Wicked was; rather it’s a straight-forward binding of 10 or so stories, with a few poems and one or two pieces of art. I read a few of the other stories in it and I enjoyed them. At only $9 it’s pretty good value- but I won’t make a sales pitch as I don’t see any kind of commission.

All this print action recently has whetted my appetite for more. It’s a very different proposition to have something tangible in your hands with your name on, a product, compared to publication online. We’ll see if I can’t write some things, and submit them.

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4 Responses to “Caterpillar Man”

  1. DonnaNo Gravatar on May 12th, 2009 4:01 am

    Congrats on making it into print! May it be the first of many.

  2. JasonNo Gravatar on May 12th, 2009 11:04 am

    No doubt seeing your work in published form is a good feeling. Two publications in the past year, try an double it in the next year!

  3. MJGNo Gravatar on May 12th, 2009 1:05 pm

    Donna- Thanks! Though actually this is my second outing in print- the first was Something Wicked a few months back.

    Jason- Good thinking, I’ll shoot for that.

  4. SYNo Gravatar on May 13th, 2009 9:05 pm

    Wow, good job! Make it happen with your haikyo book next time. :)

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