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28th February 2010 |
OPEN FOR SUBMISSIONS: TARPAULIN SKY LITERARY JOURNALHola and howdy, readers and friends, During the month of February we will be reading submissions for the next paper edition of Tarpaulin Sky. We hope you'll give it a go, and send your best, as this is the only submission period for the magazine this year. We're trying something new, too--well, new to us--the online submission manager. So you'll be able to keep tabs on the status of your submission throughout the process. Also new this year are many of the journal's editors: Blake Butler and Joanna Howard editing Fiction; Laynie Browne and Karla Kelsey editing Poetry; and Sandy Florian and Lily Hoang editing "Other"; presided over by Editor in Chief Colie Collen, with all submissions shepherded through the process by Associate Editors Duncan B. Barlow, Jamey Dunham, and Christine Wertheim, as well as Assistant Editors Michael Tod Edgerton and Brian Mihok. Please visit our guidelines for all the deets.
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| 1st March 2010 |
phati’tude
Literary Magazine is Back and Seeking Submissions! New York City, January 18, 2010. Gabrielle David, Founder and Executive Director of The Intercultural Alliance of Artists & Scholars, Inc. (The IAAS) announced today that phati’tude Literary Magazine (PLM) is back with a vengeance! The organization is moving forward aggressively with the relaunch of its signature program and a website that features excerpts from the magazine as well as rants, artwork, flash movies and photography under the phati’tude literary initiatives banner. (http://phatitude.org) The magazine is scheduled for publication in April to coincide with National Poetry Month. The call for submissions, which begins today, invites artists nationwide to submit poetry, short stories, essays, artwork, photos and videos. Deadline for submissions is March 1, 2010. |
| 15th March 2010 |
Cinema Slam
At the Tyneside Cinema
Monday 15th March
Hosted by
Jeff Price
Presents
The Slam Winners Slam
Poetry Slamming in the North East has a new
venue. The Tyneside Cinema is going to host five slams in
2010. The slams will take place in the Tyneside bar. Over
the next twelve months we will be hosting a Lyrical Slam,
Dead Poets Slam and a Bare Knuckle Slam as well as the death
defying Slam Winners Slam. Plus special guests bringing the
best of the UK’s and International slam poets to Newcastle.
Monday 15th March 2010 we have our
first slam. The Slam winners Slam. We want the best of the
North East Slam poets to step up. Have you won a slam in the
last three years? Do you want the BIG MONEY PRIZE and most
importantly to put your hands on the prestigious Slam
Winners Trophy?
Email
jeffprice@btopenworld.com to book your place in History.
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15th March2010 |
Call for submissions ~~~ Roadkill Zen Journal “RKzJ 3.03 Pax Ab Chao: Peace out of Chaos”Forge your micro-prose, free verse poetry, and non-fiction essays concerning issues of finding serenity within the avalanche of chaos that is today’s world. Think: human continuance amid catastrophe, inner peace vs. outer disorder, creation from destruction. Send us your visions. Our e-journal is based squarely in the Appalachian Mountains. Though authors need not be native Appalachian, pieces should express an intimate connection with the journal’s emphasis on place, geo/physical roots, environmental connection, and true-to-self early 21st century expressions of mountain culture. No previously online or printed published material. Provide e-mail contact information, a short bio if you’re new to RKzJ (about 100 words), AND a brief explanation concerning your opinions on the submission of choice. Also indicate any objections to Roadkill Zen including your work in any future hard print journals. We intend to alchemically celebrate the personalities and opinions of writers of all sorts: poets, essayists, fictionists, factionists, and every other sort of writer along the strewn road of possibility. Send submissions only in the body of an e-mail to mountainfocusart@gmail.com with “RKzJ / Pax Ab Chao” as the subject line. Deadline is March 15th, 2010.
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| 31st March 2010 |
Markings - a literary magazine with a lively editorial style and a commitment to quality (www.markings.org.uk) seeks submissions from overseas poets for consideration. Markings celebrates its 30th Birthday in May 2010. The theme will be ‘Around the World with 30 Poets’. Electronic submissions preferred to submissions@markings.org.uk Paper submissions to Markings, The Bakehouse, 42‐44 High Street, Gatehouse of Fleet, Dumfries and Galloway, DG7 2HP Scotland with an SSAE and an email contact noted if possible. Please mark work with your name and all contact details. |
| 31st March |
Cyclamens and Swords Publishing Newsletter For our current issue, please see http://www.cyclamensandswords.com
Now Accepting regular submissions to our next issue. § As this is an un-themed issue, poetry submissions on all subjects will be accepted. § Deadline for submissions: March 31st. § We’re still accepting short stories and art submissions too.
§ For submission guidelines, please
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31st March 2010 |
There will
be 2 editions of FREAKLUNG published this year: |