Sage Woman Magazine has accepted a truncated version of my poem "Thoughts on Fire" for publication in their upcoming December issue. 

Because there are legal ambiguities as to whether posting a poem on AuthorsDen constitutes previous publication, I have removed this poem from my site as Sage Woman requires first worldwide rights. 

Following is some information regarding Sage Woman Magazine (http://www.sagewoman.com/media.htm).

Editorial Profile
SageWoman is the leading magazine of women's spirituality in the United States. Each quarterly issue is organized around a single theme, which forms the focus of the feature section of the magazine. The thematic nature of each issue is supplemented by an ongoing series of multi-part seasonal articles, and by our ten regular columnists, including such noted writers as Carol Christ, DeAnna Alba, and Diana Paxson. Our readers are primarily female; including women from a wide variety of spiritual paths including Wiccan/Pagan, Jewish, and Christian, among others. Our primary focus is Goddess spirituality; our readers appreciate the magazine for its visual beauty, down-to-earth, personal narratives, and in-depth coverage of all things relating to the Goddess.
 

Circulation and Distribution
SageWoman prints 23,000 copies per issue and is distributed through 20 regional (US) and international distributors. Approximately 16,000 copies are placed in feminist bookstores, independent and chain bookstores, health food, New Age, and Pagan bookstores in the United States and Canada. Our international distribution outside North America is currently small, but growing rapidly. SageWoman averages a net 65% sell through, one of the highest in the magazine industry, in spite of its premium cover price of $7.50 US. In addition to newsstand sales, SageWoman's subscriber base currently stands at over 4,500 paid subscriptions. Net sales of each issue total over 13,000 copies, yielding an average of 26,000 dedicated readers per issue. Our readers also purchase over 2,500 back issues per year, and most keep their issues for one year or more, ensuring long-life to your advertisements.