Below is a letter from Flora T. Higgins:
This morning Still Crazy January 2012 arrived. I read it through in one sitting, and I am extremely proud to be in the company of the poets, short story writers, and essayists in this magazine. Each entry had something to say to me, and I was emotionally moved by many of them. I am also impressed with the level of technical skill and editing that are evident in this journal.
Thank you again for accepting my poem.
You’re invited to visit STILL CRAZY on Facebook. Click on the link on the right.
Margaret Vidale has this to say about STILL CRAZY:
“I love the concept of a literary magazine made up of the work of writers
> over fifty. Though I am still crazy at age 68, I’m less crazy and more
> productive than I was at 38. Who knows, I may be completely sane when I
> reach 98, though I hope not.”
My Duotrope interview is posted at
http://www.duotrope.com/interview.aspx?id=2788
Not infrequently, I receive submissions that exceed the maximum word limit. I also receive submissions that are not in the file format I need. Please take time to read the submission guidelines on the web site www.crazylitmag.com before you submit.
Dear Readers:
I sometimes accept material that has been previously published, although I prefer materials not previously published. Previously published means both online and paper magazine format.
Also, if your material is accepted by another source in either format, please withdraw your submission from Still Crazy as soon as possible.
Barbara Kussow, Editor
The July 2011 issue of Still Crazy was issued this week. With this issue, the magazine completed its fourth year of publication. Copies may be purchased in paper or as a pdf download. See details on the web site.
Comments are always welcome.
Still Crazy has received an overwhelming number of submissions and, as a result, will not be accepting new submissions until after May 15, 2011.
To see Bernie Brown’s nice comment on the January 2011 issue, click on “Comments” under the Dec. 15 entry, “Still Crazy in fourth year.”
The January 2011 issue will feature a “First Story” – the first story published by an author. If you have a good story and have never before been published, consider submitting it for a future “First Story.”
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