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The Critters Queue

Manuscripts themselves are here.

Queue of manuscripts out or to be sent (dates are estimated,
depending on number of mss. sent out, which depends on number of
members; probabalistically, the end of the queue is usually about
a month away):


     Title                      	Author
---------------------------------------------------------------------
Week of 9-Oct-2024 (Crits due 16-Oct-2024):
 SF  Wunderwaffen, at War's End         [mpc] Douglas Kolacki -#31597
 SF  The Mycorrhizal Afterlives of Shih Shen  [mpc] F.B. Hughes -#31598
 SF  A Jones For Your Affection         [mpc] Chris Hepler -#31599
 SF  Mark of the Predator, Chapter 24   Brian Sellnow -#31600
 F   No Man's Daughter Ch 7             Justine Lombardi -#31601
 SF  Time is a Luxury                   Stephen Shewmake -#31602
 SF  Do Geese See God                   F.B. Hughes -#31603
 SF  Aleena Part 3                      Robert Philbrook -#31604
 F   An Arm for a Sword                 Chris Owens -#31605

Week of 16-Oct-2024 (Crits due 23-Oct-2024):
 F   The Department Store               John Edlund
 SF  The Faster Than Light Go Cart, chapter 4  Tom Blackstone
 F   The Enchantress and the Scholar, Ch 7  Lawrence A. Clough
 F   Gems of the Forgotten Chapter 1    Erin Tunney
 SF  Simulacrum                         Matthew D Ross
 F   Everything Goes Dark: 1666         Rachel Jackson
 SF  Anti-christ                        Tiffany Ogunsua
 SF  The Apocalypse Equation            Don Bisdorf
 H   Skingrinder: A Camping Story       Isabel Ford
 H   Sharing a Life                     Stephanie J Ryan
 F   Thirty-Five Genie Heads on a Wall  Larry Hodges
 SF  Red Eyes                           Samuel Johnston
 F   Tenek's Crossing                   C. A. Corbell
 F   A Love Song for the Mockers, chapter 1  Tim Nall
 F   A Season Fraught with Fire         Katara Ziegler
 F   The School of Will, Chapters 1-2   M. Gaede
 F   Uptown Valkyries, Chapter 1        Arthur Sankey
======================================================================
      (Note, if the last week above looks abnormally large, it probably
      needs me to add a new week, a task I do manually when I get around
      to it.  Future critique dates are approximate and subject to change.)

Symbols:

[@] - Pro [SFWA/HWA] author
[*] - Extra week(s) for holidays/aburt-out-of-town.
[mpc] - Most Product Critter Award winner
[!] - Special non-Wednesday dates because Critter Captain will be out of town
[ERROR!] - This means there is a problem and your manuscript will NOT be
     sent out - Contact the Critter Captain ASAP if you see this by your name.

Waiting to enter Queue (Will enter at end of queue on "[date]"):
 F   The Enchantress and the Scholar, Ch 8  Lawrence A. Clough [23-Oct-2024]
 F   The Enchantress and the Scholar, Ch 9  Lawrence A. Clough [?]
 F   The Moonvoice Chronicles chapter 3  Erin Tunney [23-Oct-2024]
 SF  Mark of the Predator, Chapter 25   Brian Sellnow [16-Oct-2024]
 SF  Mark of the Predator, Chapter 26   Brian Sellnow [?]
 F   Evangeline, Chapters 2 and 3       Brian Sellnow [?]
 SF  The Agentic Necklace               F.B. Hughes [16-Oct-2024]
 SF  Aleena part 4                      ROBERT PHILBROOK [16-Oct-2024]
				-+-

Held until participation ratio improves (then out that week):
 F   QUERY LETTER: Phoebe's Trail       Isabel Ford [04-Sep-2024]
 F   The Blue Rose of the Cantos        Guled Obsiye [25-Sep-2024]
 SF  Antichrist                         Tiffany Ogunsua [02-Oct-2024]
 H   The Invisible Assassin Chapters 1 and 2  [mpc] Jim Keane [after-novel] [09-Oct-2024]
                                :::


>> Note 1:  Held manuscripts are removed after four weeks on hold and
>> must be resubmitted.

>> Note 2:  It is the *author's* responsibility to notify Aburt when
>> they have brought up their critique count and want their ms. sent out.




[Click here to see the queue including archival data from 1995.]