WOMB Author Featured in Slow Trains

It almost seems a perfect match: a story from TRACKS, a novel in stories by WOMB author Eric D. Goodman that takes place on a train traveling from Baltimore to Chicago, has been accepted for publication in the literary journal Slow Trains.

“The Silences” will be published in the December edition of Slow Trains, later this month. “The Silences” was featured earlier this year at the Baltimore Book Festival.

Slow Trains is read by a large and diverse audience each day, including editors and agents. Fiction from the journal has been selected for "E2Ink - Best of the Online Journals," and in anthology award series, including one guest-edited by Pam Houston.The editors of Slow Trains also forward appropriate writing to various awards, including the "Best American" series, Pushcart, and O’Henry.

Look for “The Silences” in the next issue of Slow Trains.

WOMB Author Published in Arabesques Review

WOMB author Eric D. Goodman has a short story published in the current issue of The Arabesques Review. His story has been published both in their print and online versions.

The printed magazine is about 150 pages and features original poetry, fiction, and articles along with translations of essays and interviews by international writers, journalists, scholars, and poets. Each issue is illustrated by featured artists. And every issue includes guest editors from around the world.

The theme of the current issue is Globalization. Not just economically, but socially, politically, emotionally.

Goodman’s story is called "Di Did Die (But So Did I)." It’s about an American who seems to catch London’s foggy mood during his vacation there the day after Princess Di’s accident.

Coincidentally, "Di Did Die (But So Did I)" has been published on the tenth anniversary of the tragic accident. Goodman wrote the story ten years ago, a day or two after the accident happened.

You can learn more about The Arabesques Review at their website.

http://www.arabesquespress.org/

Visit the current issue here.

http://www.arabesquespress.org/journal/

Or go directly to Eric D. Goodman’s story, Di Did Die (But So Did I).

http://www.arabesquespress.org/journal/eric_d_goodman/index.html