Poem in Christmas edition of The CountryMan magazine

Nefertari

Ceka has informed me that my poem, on my charcoal burning ancestors and photo is in this. Thanks Ceka! I wouldn't have known otherwise or will they tell me?





http://www.countrymanmagazine.co.uk/magazine.html

Phots Moll

Congratulations!

Odd they haven't told you - maybe the letter went missing?

Liz

Well done Kateyanne, how exciting!

Jay Mandal

Congratulations!

Daisy

Congratulations, Kateyanne.

Wordy

Congratulations, Kateyanne. Hope you hear from them soon.

heather

Well done, Kateyanne.

Rosalie

Congrats, Katyanne :)

Carol

Congratulations, that is great news Kateyanne.

Stan2

Well done Kateyanne.

Claudia

Congratulations, Kateyanne. Imagine not informing you - I hope you intend to get on to the editor!

Wilts

Congratulations Kateyanne!

KJ

Great news, Kateyanne.

SilentTony

Congratulations must have been a nice surprise.

dora

Congratulations.

Kangaroo

Well done Kateyanne.

Nefertari

Oooooo I am getting paid!

heather

Oh good (and quite right too!)

Did you have to contact them or did they (eventually) get in touch?

doodle

that's a good way to start the week, well done Kateyanne

Nefertari

Heather I emailed the editor.

heather

I hope he apologised for not letting you know.

At least it's sorted now - and you're getting paid! Hurrah!

Betsie

Brilliant news Katyanne - I'm so pleased for you and I'll have a look at the mag.

Are you going to get the new CD that is out called 'Words for You'. I bought it in Sainsbury's and love it.

B Darter

Well done Kateyanne - good news

Lolli

FAntastic, Kateyanne. What a good start to teh CHristmas season!

Nefertari

Betsie, Yes I was thinking about it.

Mutley

Well done Kateyanne.

niddy

well done , great early christmas present

Betsie

Katyanne I've seen your poem in The Countryman - it's just great, I love the line 'through charcoal-dusted years,'. Is it your photograph that accompanies the piece?

Mutley

They have been sitting on one of my poems for ages. I may email them

Nefertari

Thanks Betsie. Yes, the man in the woolly hat is my great great granddad Thomas Harber, a charcoal burner in the Sussex area.
I did send that info with the poem, but guess they didn't have room for it?