Published Work
Like you...I do put myself out there for publication.
Here are my successful attempts so far.
Mercedes Fun Car. Creative non-fiction published on Humans of the World blog, 2 February 2022
About Humans of the World
In a world more divided than ever, Humans of the World or HOW seeks to display literature from people of all different backgrounds.
We believe that people have similar innate desires. On the outside it's easy to judge and focus on external differences, but a closer inspection reveals the underlying commonalities we share.
Happiness, love, acceptance, and friendship are a few amongst many of our deepest desires that everyone strives for.
I Got Needs, Man... micro-fiction published on The Drabble "Shortness of Breadth" page, 15 December 2021
About The Drabble:
The Drabble is a site dedicated to publishing original fiction, non-fiction, and poetic works of 100 words or fewer. Publishing one submission per day, you can count on fresh content with every visit.
Colo R in the Poetry section of Issue 8 of Fleas On the Dog. Poem #23.
Fleas on the Dog Editor Comment:
WHY I LIKE IT: Poetry Editor HEZEKIAH writes… Whiney Reinhart is a peach. ‘Newly come to the writing for others to read world,’ as she says, without a hesitation of hyphenation. ‘A happy [pandemic enhanced] recluse who lives in Arkansas.’ Her poem ‘wormed its way out of [her] head and onto the page.’ To me it reads like a most transcending testimonial to and for anyone who has lost a loved one to some form of dementia. I just can’t fathom why she confesses to disliking them both in the end… it is as worthy a read as I am easily confused; and I just wish she or someone could throw me a line and explain her last two…
And in the end... as published by PocketFiction.com 29 May 2021
About Pocket Fiction:
Specializing in shorts and dribbles, UK-based PocketFiction brings readers complete works which can all be enjoyed in the space of a coffee break. With a broad range of genres represented, PocketFiction ensures you can escape the mundane for just a bit, no matter how busy you are. Feel free to browse around...after you've read my story, of course. Ha!