Tag: Mel Anastasiou

Official Journey Prize nominations by PULP LITERATURE !

Feb 2, 2015

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Ace Baker

in champion, fancy footwork, fiction, golden gloves, poetry, short stories

“Victory Girl” Nominated by Pulp Literature The editors at Pulp Literature have been incredibly kind to me this year… My poem, “Big Red Schoolhouse,” was selected by past Poet Laureate George McWhirter as the winner of The Magpie Award, and was subsequently nominated by Pulp Literature’s editors for a National Magazine Award. One of…
Pulp Literature (and Ace Baker) at VCon!

Oct 4, 2014

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Ace Baker

in fiction, poetry, short stories, writer ace baker

Last night, I finished work at 6:30, flew across the Port Mann bridge, and made it to the VCon book signing event by 7:00. VCon looked like a bar scene from Star Wars–many interesting characters, and these ones weren’t in between pages of a book! Wandering the halls were fantasy and sci-fi characters, steampunkers,…
STELLA NOVELLA? Mel Anastasiou can certainly TELLA tale!

Aug 28, 2014

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Ace Baker

in fancy footwork, writing technique

Memorable characters–they’re the lifeblood of strong storytelling. Artist, writer, and editor Mel Anastasiou understands that all too well… Anastasiou is the author of several Stella Novellas, mysteries featuring an unlikely heroine: Stella, the octogenarian star of her Fairmount Manor Mysteries. Yes, I said octogenarian. Imagine if Janet Evanovich’s Grandma Mazur got smarter and actually did…
Update on “Big Red Schoolhouse” . . . Judges’ comments!

Jul 10, 2014

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Ace Baker

in champion

Ok, so here are the lovely words the judges had to say about “Big Red Schoolhouse,” my poem that won the inaugural Magpie Poetry Award: Magpie Award Winner ‘Big Red Schoolhouse’ by Ace Baker “The poem in 1st place, ‘Big Red Schoolhouse, keeps us up to our elbows in the muck of the moment and the…

Tag: Mel Anastasiou

Official Journey Prize nominations by PULP LITERATURE !

Pulp Literature (and Ace Baker) at VCon!

STELLA NOVELLA? Mel Anastasiou can certainly TELLA tale!

Update on “Big Red Schoolhouse” . . . Judges’ comments!