My lost colony steampunk religious novella, "The Stars Do Not Lie", has been accepted after a rewrite request by Asimov's.
Yesterday I managed to bang out a 4,200 word first draft of "The Woman Who Shattered the Moon". I had told myself, "4,000 words" before I dove in. Interestingly, I rather disliked the story at first and wondered if I was going to have to ditch it and start over. By the time I was done with draft, I liked it a lot. I'll have it off to the requesting market by next week. Once again, we learn that my writing subconscious is smarter than I am.
Rewrites have been submitted on novelette "You Will Attend While Beauty Awakens", though I don't yet have final editorial response. Over the next day or so I'll fiddle yesterday's short story draft, then send it back in. Plus I expect to be on final revisions to Calamity of So Long A Life by Friday.
Not a bad week so far.