My list of Award eligible 2018 Publications

For your consideration!
A thread of my award eligible 2018 publications.

“A Stitch In Time”, Survivor anthology:
https://www.lethepressbooks.com/store/p453/Survivor.html

“Superfreak”, Shades Within Us:
http://laksamedia.com/shades-within-us-an-anthology-for-a-cause

“An Accounting, Of Sorts”, See The Elephant Magazine Issue 4: Beyond Death:
https://t.co/IAxoSpvJ3R

“Chronology Of A Burn”, Vastarien: A Literary Journal​, issue 3:
Issues

“Damned Cat”, Polar Borealis Magazine, Jan/Feb 2018:

Click to access POLAR-BOREALIS-5-Jan-Feb-2018.pdf

“Fear Of A Black Planet”, in the anthology “It Came From Miskatonic University”, is still forthcoming. Unless I am informed otherwise, I will assume it is still slated for publication during the remainder of the year. I will edit this post to suit.

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Rich Horton mentions me in his review of Shades Within Us!

Rich Horton over at Locus Magazine has this to say about my story “Superfreak” in the anthology Shades Within Us:

“…the story is a powerful look at the protagonist taking control of her life and her body.”

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(Runs around screaming)

You can read the whole review here:
https://bit.ly/2z4UdRs

Shades Within Us releases today!

Hey hey hey, it’s release day! Shades Within Us is out today!

Here’s a link to Laksa Media’s page, where you can see all the places and ways to buy Shades Within Us!

Don’t forget the snippet I showed you a few days ago as well, as a teaser for my contribution to the anthology!

Have fun reading!

Review of my story in the upcoming anthology “Shades Within Us”!

I am extremely honoured that Derek Newman-Stille has reviewed my story from the upcoming anthology “Shades Within Us” edited by Lucas K. Law and Susan Forest!

“Tonya Liburd’s “Superfreak” is an intensely powerful and intensely painful tale that examines ideas of safety, security, and home.”

” “Superfreak” is a story that cuts to the quick, but it also reveals a great deal about the sort of lasting pain that comes from abuse and trauma.”

You can read the full review here:
Abuse and Ideas of Home