"They Come In Through the Walls" by Bonnie Stufflebeam has been published in Expanded Horizons:  http://expandedhorizons.net/magazine/?page_id=2830  This is Bonnie's first published story!

Allasso, Volume 2:  Saudade was released last night, and it has work by two Wordos in it -- two stories by Mary E. Lowd and a story plus illustration by Sarina Dorie.

"Magtwilla and the Mouse" by Mary E. Lowd:
http://pinkfoxpublications.net/magtwilla-and-the-mouse/

"Greener on the Other Side" + "Prince Charming" by Sarina Dorie:
http://pinkfoxpublications.net/greener-on-the-other-side/

"One Sheep" by Mary E. Lowd:
http://pinkfoxpublications.net/one-sheep/

All three stories are eligible for the Reader's Choice Award.  If you'd like to participate, you can send an email to pinkfoxpublications@gmail.com, saying which is your favorite piece from the issue.

Stories by Jacob A. Boyd have been published in multiple markets this spring.

"Bound In Place" in Interzone #239:  http://ttapress.com/interzone/currentissue/

"Men and Their Toy" in Redstone #23:  http://redstonesciencefiction.com/2012/04/men-and-their-toy/

and

"Lost Pine" in Writers of the Future #28:  http://www.amazon.com/Writers-Future-Volume-Hubbard-Presents/dp/16198607...

The prize winners for the upcoming issues of Allasso (Volume 2:  Saudade) have been announced, and two of them are Wordos!  Mary E. Lowd won Editor's Choice for Best Dramatic Work with "Magtwilla and the Mouse" and Sarina Dorie won Editor's Choice for Best Comedic Work with "Greener on the Other Side."  Both stories were passed around the Wordos table in late 2011, and they will be released in the upcoming issue of Allasso on May 1st.

http://pinkfoxpublications.net/2012/04/15/prize-winners-for-allasso-volu...

Three of Mary E. Lowd's short stories have been nominated for the 2011 Ursa Major Award for Best Short Fiction.  The Ursa Major Awards are the furry equivalent of the Hugos.  They're designed to recognize excellence in the realms of furry arts and literature. 

Mary E. Lowd's three nominated stories -- "Where the Heart Is," "Fetching Asteroids," and "Shreddy and the Zomb-dogs" -- can all be read (or listened to) online for free.  The former two were both passed through the Wordos table prior to publication.