Two Award Nominations

They're both from:

     The Science-fiction and Fantasy Poetry Association, so one would be correct in thinking that they're both for poetry.

     The first is a nomination in the "long" category of the Rhysling Awards for my poem "What Water Says," published on the Eternal Haunted Summer website back in December. And the second is a nomination in the "full-length book" category of the Elgin Awards for my short-story-disguised-as-a-collection-of-poems, "Two Strikes and I'm Out" that came out from Island of Wak-Wak last summer.

     So far, only the Rhysling nomination is showing on their website if you page down to the bottom of the list of finalists. But I assume the Elgin Award one will show up eventually on their page devoted to those lists. We'll all find out together!

                                                                           Mike

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