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Wow–it did take a while for the issue to be released. I think it’s great you are being published. Here’s hoping for many more. Mazel tov.
My acceptance letter was written on a manual typewriter, so that should give you some idea. :)
I’m thrilled.
And apparently there was an ad for this upcoming issue in the most recent Irish Literary Supplement (which is, like, GOD to me) – and there was my name. tee hee!!
Well, I am happy for you, and more than a little jealous.
that’s incredible, but i can’t think of anyone more deserving than you, sheila. your writing is phenomenal.
yay!! :) I was going to try to be mature and wish you congrats the proper way but I think I’ll just do the hop and squeal for joy thing… YAY!!!
I am so thrilled for you! What an accomplishment, what a joy for you.
(Swelling with pride, dragging her around and pointing at her) “See Sheila?? She’s my FRIEND!!!!!!!!
Yeah, and I’m tagging along behind screaming, “She’s my friend TOO!!!”
David and beth – I think I need to see you two duke it out.
:)
Sincerest congrats, Sheila! I can’t wait to read it!
This news has made my day! We finally see it in print!! :))) This is fantastic, what an accomplishment… I feel so proud of you right now!! You go, Sheila!!!
WOOHOO!!!!!!!
Congratulations!!! I’m so thrilled for you!
Congrats! Congrats!
Just keep doing what you’re doing… see… the rest of the world will catch on!
Way to go, Sheila!!!!!
Fantastic. Soooooo … acceptance letter written on a manual typewriter. I’m guessing there won’t be an online version.
No online version. I mean, this magazine barely has a workable website. hahaha But it’s really respectable – the oldest lit. journal in America. Published out of The Univ. of the South – so you should be able to find copies of it. Barnes & Noble sometimes carries The Sewanee Review.
Yay Sheila!!!!!!!!!!
Sheila — I look at that and can’t stop SMILING!! You go, babe. You deserve it!
Of course it’s happening! Girl, you’re going to be world famous and remembered forever!
very cool!! congratulations!!!!
Sheila, As a graduate of Johns Hopkins I know personally what an honor it is for you to be chosen as an artist in this publication. This is a BIG deal for you and I wish you all the best! God love the Irish and God love you.
Susan
Dearest: delighted to add my voice to the congratulatory messages. I just want to note a word about Sewanee Review: Johns Hopkins has been engaged to distribute future issues, which leads me to hope that it will soon be included in JH’s Project Muse, which provides electronic distribution and access to the best of the literary and social science journals published today. There may well be electronic access to your essay. [Sewanee is already included online by the major full-text aggregator in most US libraries, although they impose a delay for the current issues]. I hope your essay will receive the wide distribution that it so well deserves. love, dad
OMG!!! I’m SO happy for you!!!!
Dad – this is great news. I had heard of Project Muse – but I didn’t put it together in my head that that meant Sewanee Review would be involved. Very cool!!
That’s awesome, Sheila! Congratulations!
Fantastic! Sorry to be late with kudos – busy busy lately – but this is great news and you’ve earned it in spades.
Congratulations!
Instead of duking it out, I propose that David grabs one armpit, I grab the other, and we drag you around while bragging about you. Wadda ya think, David???
HUZZAH HUZZAH HUZZAH!!
Congratulations, Sheila!
Congratulations!!!
Congratulations!!! (um, I meant red fish) haha
We must raise a glass or ten to celebrate! I am so so so so proud of you and happy for you.
Love Kerry
Beth – that is a MUCH better scenario! I love it!
Cheering, stomping, whistling.
Awesome, Sheila.