Submission, Indy Politics, Rejected

I ran down to Indy, taking a friend and his wife to the airport. On the way back, I went to Payless for groceries. I napped when I got home. 

I got some of my research project done.

The Lascaux Review, Strange Passage, Narrative, Liminal Spaces and Unsolicited Press: “Scenes From An Indiana Factory Town”

 Raleigh Review: “Ahab in the Moonlight”

Ninth Letter: Pieces About A Small Indiana Factory Town, 1976 - 1984 

I quit for the day.  I am not feeling well.

2/18

I was just not well today. All I did was get to the writer's group, but I passed on seeing CC. I got through the email, cleaned the kitchen, and not much else.

A rejection:

Thank you for your submission to Chestnut Review. Although we must decline your submission this time, we appreciated the chance to consider it. Please do not interpret this as a judgment of your art as a whole. Individual tastes matter a great deal in decisions like these, and though we have to decline this round, we encourage you to keep writing and creating. The world needs it, and you.

Thank you, Sheila Kennedy, for pointing me to IndyPolitics.

 Three other posts written and scheduled over the next few days were done, and now I am calling it a day.

sch