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SUMMARY:PF - Making Room Zine: Seeking Submissions about Acceptance
DESCRIPTION:Gnashing Teeth Publishing is now accepting submissions for our 2024 zine\, Making Room. We will be accepting poetry and micro fiction on the theme of acceptance. In a world that often seems irreparably divided by differences\, acceptance serves as a bridge that connects us\, reminding us of our shared humanity. Acceptance\, or the struggle to accept\, can influence our relationships\, our outlook on life\, and our well-being. Whether it’s accepting our own limitations\, accepting challenging situations beyond our control\, or holding space for any of the hundreds of facets of human existence that invite judgment\, isolation\, or torment\, we want to hear about your struggles with and your victories in being accepted\, in accepting\, in making room. \nPlease read the guidelines. Use our Contact Form for any questions\, but not for submissions. Submissions close March 31\, 2024. \n  \nPoetry\nPoems can be NO LONGER THAN 36 short lines long. Brevity is your friend. Use 12-point font in Times New Roman or Arial. Send up to 3 poems for consideration. \nMicro Fiction\nMicro fiction must be less than 250 words. Submit 1 piece in 12 point font.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pf-making-room-zine-seeking-submissions-about-acceptance/
LOCATION:Making Room Zine
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:F - The Upper New Review Short Story Contest.  Theme: A Sense of Place
DESCRIPTION:Thank you for your interest in our 2024 Short Story Contest! \nThis is a short story fiction writing contest. \nThe short story contest is open to any English language writer anywhere on Earth\, aged 13 years or older. \nWe are open to receiving submissions of short stories originally written in a language other than English\, that have since been translated to English.  If this is the case\, the original non-English manuscript must be available for review upon request. \nThe Theme: Sense of Place \nThe theme for this short story contest is A Sense of Place. \nWe don’t want to provide too much structure to our theme.  We hope contest entrants will interpret this theme as they see fit\, expressing a keen sense of place within 3000 to 10000 words of fictional narrative. \nHowever: Our simple definition for sense of place is: figuring out the reality of where you are\, and how you perceive that reality\, and what your perception of that reality means to you. \nSubmissions \nWe’ll be using our Submittable platform to accept submissions for the short story contest. \nNo other forms of submission will be accepted. \nPrizes and Awards \nThe contest winner will receive a $200 cash prize. \nSeveral honorable mentions may be awarded to additional short story submissions. \nAdditionally\, three thematic prizes may be awarded in this short story contest\, depending on the quality of submissions\, at the discretion of The Upper New Review publisher.  These prizes include: \n\nDana Meadows Award – for demonstrated systems wisdom\nFritjof Capra Award – for demonstrated understanding of the hidden connections of the web of life\nGary Snyder Award – for demonstrated understanding of bioregionalism\n\nAll winners (the contest winner\, any honorable mentions\, and any thematic prize winners) will be published in The Upper New Review. \nRules and Guidelines \nThe entry fee to submit a single manuscript to the short story contest is $15. \nAll short stories entered into the contest will also be considered for publication in The Upper New Review\, regardless of the outcome of this contest. \nUploaded short story manuscripts should be properly formatted.  At a minimum\, manuscripts should be double-spaced\, using at least a 12-point serif font.  Please also include page numbers. \nSeveral standard file formats are acceptable for uploaded manuscripts.  PDF is preferred\, but not required. \nManuscripts do not need to be blinded for this contest.  This means that identifying information of the author should be included in the manuscript – this information does not need to be removed. \nThe minimum word count for short stories submitted to this contest is 3\,000 words. \nThe maximum word count for short stories submitted to this contest is 10\,000 words. \nAuthors may submit up to four total short stories for this contest.  Each short story entered requires a separate submission and $15 entry fee.  Additional submissions from a single author beyond the maximum allowed of four submissions will be automatically rejected. \nThe manuscript submission review process commences upon receipt of submission. \nManuscripts submitted early in the contest submission window may be accepted for publication before the end of the contest deadline.  Status for publication does not have any effect on the contest awards outcome. \nAll cash prizes may be awarded contingent upon the volume of submissions to the contest. Awards are subject to change based on these submission volumes\, including the potential for increase in awards. \nAll contest submissions are final.  The Upper New does not offer refunds for submissions\, except upon written request under extenuating circumstances. \nAdditional online events and curated publications may be announced for contest entries and winners\, contingent upon the number and quality of submissions to the contest.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/f-the-upper-new-review-short-story-contest-theme-a-sense-of-place/
LOCATION:The Upper New Review
CATEGORIES:Contest
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SUMMARY:PFN - Black Fox Prize Theme: "Fairy Tale Remix"
DESCRIPTION:Black Fox is accepting submissions for its Winter 2024 writing prize. The theme for this round is “Fairy Tale Remix.” We are open to loose interpretations of the theme in any genre\, as always. \nWhat if the big bad wolf was a person who had a past? Or what if Snow White wasn’t so perfect on paper? \nWe’re looking for original work that reimagines fairy tales from around the world! We challenge writers to reshape classic fairy tales and invent their own spellbinding versions. Give us a twist to a familiar plot\, introduce modern elements\, or explore unconventional characters. This theme is a chance to remix fairy tales in your own distinctive way. Enchant the hearts of our readers! \nPlease submit your strongest fiction\, nonfiction\, or poetry\, and we will choose one winner that we feel interprets the theme best. The prize is $300 and publication in the Summer 2024 issue. All submissions are considered for publication in the Summer 2024 issue. The contest entry fee is $12\, and submissions must be submitted before midnight (EST) on March 31\, 2024. \nPlease make sure your manuscript is double-spaced with 12-point font. Submissions should be no more than 5\,000 words. For poetry\, send up to three poems in the same document. For flash fiction\, send up to two stories in the same document. Author’s name and page number should appear in the top right-hand corner of every page. We also ask that you specify the category/genre of your work in the cover letter. Submissions are accepted through our submission manager\, found here. \nPlease DO NOT submit work that isn’t ready. Take your time and polish your work to the best of your ability before sending it in. No changes can be made to your submission after we receive it. \nWe will select a winner by the end of July 2024\, and each entrant will receive a response to their submission. \n***Writers\, please note that entry fees are non-refundable\, and payment to winners is awarded via PayPal. We reserve the right to extend the contest deadline if necessary.*** \nThe Black Fox team looks forward to reading your wonderful submissions!
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-black-fox-prize-theme-fairy-tale-remix/
LOCATION:Black Fox Literary Magazine
CATEGORIES:Contest
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SUMMARY:F - WestWord 2024 Micro Fiction Prize.  Theme: Rain
DESCRIPTION:2024 Prize\n\n\n\n\n\nFor 2024\, we have separated the categories into individual prizes. The shortlisted and winning stories of each will be published in three separate anthology editions and all of the writers included in them will win cash prizes. \nThe anthology of winning and shortlisted stories from the 2023 prize will now be published in January 2024. There has been a slight delay due to personal circumstances. \nYOU CAN ENTER AS MANY STORIES AS YOU LIKE IN EACH CATEGORY BUT EACH STORY MUST BE SUBMITTED AND PAID FOR SEPARATELY. \n\n\n\nMicro Fiction Prize\n\n\n\n\n\nDeadline: 31st March 2024 \nMax word count: 200 \nEntry fee: £6 submission only / £20 with feedback \nOnline anthology publication: June 2024 \nPRIZES:\n\n\n\n\n\n\n1st: £100\n2nd: £50\n3rd: £25\nShortlisted: £10\n\nTheme: Rain
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-terrain-org-online-environmental-magazine-of-literature-and-place-seeking-climate-stories-in-action/
LOCATION:WestWord Micro Fiction Prize
CATEGORIES:Contest
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SUMMARY:P - Maintenant: A Journal of Contemporary Dada Writing & Art Seeking Submissions.  Theme: PLUTOCRAZY
DESCRIPTION:MAINTENANT 18 Dada Journal Submission Period Extended thru March 31\nPosted on February 28\, 2024 by admin\n\n\nAttention all dada writers and artists from around the world: The 2024 submission period for MAINTENANT 18 Dada Journal has been extended through March 31. Read on for what we’re looking for or click to submit via Submittable. MAINTENANT 18 will be published in July 2024. \nThree Rooms Press is thrilled to announce the theme for next year’s edition of MAINTENANT Journal of Contemporary Dada Writing is \nPLUTOCRAZY\n“It’s easier to imagine the end of the world \nthan to imagine the end of capitalism.”\n
some theorist said.\n  \nThe economy no longer serves human society.\nIt’s a business. So it is time to give business the business. \nWe will redistribute our wealth of new ideas into a Journal of Contemporary Dada Writing and Art called MAINTENANT 18. \nLet’s shape public opinion with a PLUTOCRAZY of our own manufacture. \nCreativity is our currency and the amount has no limit. We must separate Merch and State by forging a non-monetary vision which reveals strategies to achieve socio-political and economic equality that expose the military-industrialist complex by linking warfare with capitalism. Shine a light through every crack for we the people. The answers will come from our brand! \nThere are 2\,640 billionaires in the world and we’ve got each of them right where we want them. \nWe are focused on publishing a range of voices and books that more fully reflect the diverse society in which we live. We are particularly interested in publishing work of writers from underrepresented communities in terms of sexual identity\, ethnicity\, gender\, disability\, and social mobility. Our press is inspired by diversity\, dada\, punk\, and passion: please keep this in mind when submitting. \n  \nIMPORTANT Specifications:\n\nPlease use a separate submission form for each piece. \nYou may enter up to 4 pieces for consideration.\nAll text files must be save as WORD documents (please do NOT send PDFs). Each entry should have its own separate Word document and separate submission form.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/p-maintenant-a-journal-of-contemporary-dada-writing-art-seeking-submissions-theme-plutocrazy/
LOCATION:Maintenant: A Journal of Contemporary Dada Writing & Art
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PFN - Arboreal Literary Magazine Seeking Submissions on Eternity
DESCRIPTION:Our theme for Issue No. 06 is Eternity. We seek works that explore the boundless landscapes of time\, the immortal pulse of nature\, the timeless essence of being\, or however you understand and interpret the concept of infinitude. \n\nPoetry: Let your verses traverse the infinite\, capturing the essence of eternity through the rhythm and flow of words. We welcome all forms and styles\, from sonnets that echo through ages to free verse that stretches beyond temporal limits.\nShort Fiction: Craft narratives that delve into the endless depths of time\, space\, and existence. Whether it’s a tale of timeless love\, an exploration of eternal realms\, or a story that transcends generations\, bring us into your immortal worlds.\nCreative Nonfiction: Share your essays and reflective pieces that ponder the concept of eternity. From personal experiences with the everlasting to philosophical musings on the unending.\n\nWe only accept submissions via Submittable. \nPlease submit all writing in .docx files. Work submitted in PDF or other file formats will be declined without review. \n\n\nPoetry\n\n\n\n\n\nPlease limit poetry submissions to 4 poems.\nWe do not accept translations.\nAll poems should be included in a single document\, each poem starting on a separate page.\nDocument specifications:\n\nSingle-spaced\nStandard\, readable typeface (e.g.\, Times New Roman\, Georgia)\n12pt font\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFile Name Format\n\n\n\n\nPlease use the following format for naming your file: \nLastName_FirstName_Poetry.docx \nBrooks_Gwendolyn_Poetry.docx \n\n\nFiction\n\n\n\n\n\nPlease limit fiction submissions to a single short story of no more than 3\,000 words.\nWe do not accept translations\, book excerpts\, or plays.\nDocument specifications:\n\nDouble-spaced\nStandard\, readable typeface (e.g.\, Times New Roman\, Georgia)\n12pt font\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFile Name Format\n\n\n\n\nPlease use the following format for naming your file: \nLastName_FirstName_Title.docx \nKincaid_Jamaica_Girl.docx \n\n\n\n\nNonfiction\n\n\n\n\n\nPlease limit nonfiction submissions to a single essay of no more than 3\,000 words.\nWe do not accept book reviews or book excerpts.\nDocument specifications:\n\nDouble-spaced\nStandard\, readable typeface (e.g.\, Times New Roman\, Georgia)\n12pt font\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFile Name Format\n\n\n\n\nPlease use the following format for naming your file: \nLastName_FirstName_Title.docx \nDidion_Joan_InBed.docx
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-arboreal-literary-magazine-seeking-submissions-on-eternity/
LOCATION:Arboreal Literary Magazine
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PFN - Call for Submissions to orangepeel literary magazine.  Theme: The Future
DESCRIPTION:submissions for issue 8\, the future\n\n\nThis form is for both art and written submissions and accepts most file types. It will only accept one piece at a time. Please see our submission requirements at https://orangepeelmag.wordpress.com/submit/ before submitting! \n\nOur theme for this issue is the future. Whether your focus is on tomorrow or 2099\, we want to see you take on the unknown. Sculpt a futuristic-looking meal\, write a poem about where you’ll be in 20 years\, or create a comic where retrofuturist aesthetics become chic. Experimental and abstract submissions are welcome. We are especially excited to receive writers’ forays into science and speculative fiction.\n\n\n-We primarily conduct submissions through our Google Form. Email submissions are only allowed for multipage comics. \n-We don’t consider artist bios alongside works and they will be ignored if included in a document. \n-Please submit each work separately. \n-Written work can be original prose\, poetry\, prosetry\, flash\, essays\, missives\, and more. It can be fiction or creative nonfiction. Please no articles\, critical essays\, reviews\, or translations of another person’s work. We always welcome toying with form. \n-For written work\, 2500 words or less please! We check the word count before reading. \n-By submitting your work\, you allow our staff to make grammar and spelling edits where needed. If your work is accepted and we believe that any more substantial edits are required\, we will ask you before making them. \n-We have a limit of two submissions per category per person. We consider prose and poetry as one category (“written work”). \n-Please submit written work as Word docs or Google Docs. We do not consider .pdfs\, .pages\, or .txt files.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-call-for-submissions-to-orangepeel-literary-magazine-theme-the-future/
LOCATION:orangepeel literary magazine
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SUMMARY:PF - Meow Meow Pow Pow Seeking  Submissions. Theme: Happy Phantom
DESCRIPTION:[Theme: Happy Phantom]   \nWhat pleasant ghosts have stopped to visit you recently? What red-haired anthems do you play on repeat while smiling specters tap at the window? A favorite album spins on repeat in the background shaking the walls like an earthquake. Shadows you consider friends peek out behind corners. We’re open for Happy Phantom submissions\, inspired by the artist and album that got us through some hard times; and the delight that comes with considering some songs visitors from the past. \nWe love surprising interpretations of our themes; we’re less keen on literal interpretations. That being said\, if we receive a piece that isn’t–in some way–reflective of the theme\, we’ll gnash our teeth and shake our fists at the heavens and then send you a wimpy rejection letter. Don’t make us do that–we hate that. \nWe love unpublished writers just as much as we love published writers (sometimes even more so). MMPP is more likely to publish work that is provocative and invigorating rather than overly complicated pieces of pomposity. Excite us with your garden-fresh flash and titillate us with your gutsy poems. Let us home your vigorous words and create art to accompany them. And after we marry your wise wordery\, we’ll bring the lit to the great outdoors. Length of the work: our sweet spot is between 150 to 300 words. Anything over or under\, we’ll be less psyched on. Poems? Let’s try to keep it under 25 lines\, bbz\, and no more than 3 poems per submission. Please indicate whether this is prose or poetry in your title or cover letter. We accept re-prints so long as you own the rights. \nIf you are rejected\, please wait until the next theme to submit.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pf-meow-meow-pow-pow-seeking-submissions-theme-happy-phantom/
LOCATION:Meow Meow Pow Pow
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PFN - Call for Submissions to The Woolf.  Theme: Music
DESCRIPTION:Hear\, play or make it. Be stilled\, stunned\, changed\, warped\, saved\, ruined or reborn by it. Music is the prompt for Issue 6 – so send us your best!  Note that the use of others’ published song lyrics or music is not recommended for copyright reasons). Be sure to visit our website to get the lowdown on submission guidelines. We look forward to seeing your work! \n\n\n  \n\n\ncreative nonfiction <2500 words\nflash fiction <1000 words\nmicrofiction <100 words\, up to 3 pieces in one document\nprose poetry <300 words\nshort fiction <2500 words\nHow to submit\n\n\n\n\nSubmissions for Issue 6 (Music) are open through 25 March 2024. Be sure to check out Duotrope for the details (especially when it comes to the use of published song lyrics in your work). But first\, have a look at our basic submission guidelines below. \n\n\n\n\nThe important stuff  \n\nWe only accept original\, unpublished work. If your work has already appeared in The Woolf\, please wait two issues before submitting again.\nOnly work sent through the official submission platform will be considered.\nNo name or identifying information should appear on the piece you’re submitting (we review the work blind).\nSimultaneous submissions are encouraged\, but please withdraw your work pronto if it has been accepted elsewhere (and if so\, congrats!).\nSubmissions are and will remain free. While submitting\, you are welcome to toss something into our tip jar to help us offset expenses – it’s always appreciated.\nWhile we can’t pay contributors at this time\, we promise to promote your pieces once the issue goes live and nominate the best work for international awards where we can. (In fact\, this micro from Issue 1 was selected for the Best Microfiction 2022 anthology.)\nDespite our name\, any reference to wolves or Virginia Woolf could raise our hackles – so proceed with caution.\nFinally\, please don’t send us work that makes us question our faith in this already fragile world – stuff that’s gratuitously sexual\, overly violent\, discriminatory\, vile or just kind of morally repugnant. And since we apparently have to spell this out: no animal cruelty.\n\n  \n\n\nRights and terms  \n\nBy submitting your work\, you grant us first electronic rights and non-exclusive archival rights. After first publication\, you retain ownership rights. If your work later appears elsewhere\, we’d love a credit for the first publication.\nSmall editorial adjustments to accepted submissions may be made in the name of clarity and flow. For more significant changes\, the author will be contacted. All other editorial decisions\, including art direction\, are the domain of The Woolf and final.\nWe reserve the right to remove contributions from the website without notice.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-call-for-submissions-to-the-woolf-theme-music/
LOCATION:The Woolf
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:P - Zen Peacemakers Seeking Haiku Submissions on the Theme of: Flowers
DESCRIPTION:April Haiku Submissions Open\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSubmit up to 3 haiku by March 25th \n\n\n\n\nTHEME: Flowers (any kind)\n\n\n\nWhen the wild turnip\nburst into full blossom\na skylark sang\n\n\n\nKoboyashi Issa (translated by Sam Hamill)\nHaiku Submission Guidelines\n\n\n\n\nHaiku poetry originated in Japan and was perfected by the great haiku masters: Matsuo Basho\, Yosa Buson\, Masaoka Shiki\, Kobayashi Issa and Chiyojo. Today haiku is an art form that is practiced internationally\, and in the spirit of promoting global peace and contemplative artistic expression\, Zen Peacemaker’s International showcases three haiku a month on this page. \n\n\n\n\n\nHaiku sent must be based on the monthly theme. By submitting\, you acknowledge all work is original\, unpublished\, and not under consideration elsewhere (i.e.\, no simultaneous submissions please). We consider poems on the internet (e.g.\, Facebook\, Twitter\, Instagram\, blogs) to be previously published.\nBy sending their haiku\, authors agree to its publication on our website and social media.\nWe will consider both free form haiku and haiku written using the traditional syllable count of 5-7-5.\nDue to the volume of submissions\, we can only contact poets whose haiku will be showcased.\nHaiku submitted before the 25th of the month will be considered to be showcased the following month. Submissions are judged anonymously.\n\n\n“Go to the pine if you want to learn about the pine\, or to the bamboo if you want to learn about the bamboo. And in doing so\, you must leave your subjective preoccupation with yourself.” – Matsuo Basho (1644-1694)
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/p-zen-peacemakers-seeking-haiku-submissions-on-the-theme-of-flowers/
LOCATION:Zen Peacemakers
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:N - Friends Journal Seeking Submissions about: George Fox
DESCRIPTION:We’re breaking two of our rules for the June/July 2024 issue. The first is our aversion to running issues focused on particular individuals. Perhaps it’s a remnant of the kind of old-school Quaker humility that gave the world plain speech\, plain dress\, and plain meetinghouse architecture\, but we’re also a bit allergic to the “Great Man” histories that ignore the context behind most social movements. We also shy away from giving attention to anniversaries\, which seem rather arbitrary and also too plentiful. \nBut rules are meant to be broken\, right? This summer we’re looking at the 400th Anniversary or George Fox’s Birth (which occurred in July of 1624; historians are not sure of the exact day). \nFor those who have never walked into a meetinghouse or even cursorily scanned the Quaker Wikipedia entry\, Fox is the founder of the Religious Society of Friends. Well\, at least he’s credited for that. In reality there was already a strong movement of independent spiritual seekers when he arrived on the scene\, and there were dozens of other ministers\, organizers\, and writers who each left their mark on the burgeoning Quaker movement. \nStill\, there’s a very good question to be asked (and perhaps an article to be written) about whether we should be making this kind of a fuss for George Fox. The irony is that those first Friends weren’t themselves interested in recent historical movements. They distrusted academic learning\, rarely quoted spiritual contemporaries (except perhaps to mock them)\, and didn’t believe in any authority other than Christs’ inward inspiration and the Bible. What would Fox himself think of all the attention we give about him? When she first heard him preach\, Fox’s future wife Margaret Fell went into a swoon when he preached “You will say Christ saith this\, and the apostles say this; but what canst thou say?” \nMany modern Friends very much care about what the apostle Fox said. In the twentieth century\, many of the most visionary Friends were historians\, from Braithwaite to Jones to Brinton. Quakers have used histories to divide us with claims that some types of Friends are closer to the original vision than others. But they have also been used to unite us by giving us a shared history that all Friends can claim. \nFriends World Committee for Consultation has had its eyes focused on the anniversary for a while\, hoping that Friends across the globe can put aside differences to get to know one another through our shared spiritual ancestor. There’s been a growing interest in recent decades for increased communication to understand differences among Friends. This seems as good a time as any to throw a Quaker block party. \nWhat does George Fox mean to you? What parts of his life or writings have inspired and buoyed your own spiritual path? But we don’t just want a figurehead: we also want to understand the context of Fox’s life—his flaws\, his evolutions\, the things that make him not a saint but a fellow traveler. Give us the nuance. How did a movement coalesce around him? What lessons does his life provide for those of us wanting to bring together today’s seekers? What pieces of his legacy have we been overlooking? \nFinally\, a few pleas: please\, please\, please don’t write about Penn’s sword unless you’re discussing nineteenth-century Quaker hagiography (which\, to be honest\, could make for an interesting article for another issue). Also\, take care to not dice up Fox quotes with so many cuts and pastes and ellipses that the original meaning is obscured. Let’s try to approach him as he was\, or at least as he presented himself.\nFast Facts \n\nFeatures run 1200-2500 words.\nSubmissions close March 25\, 2024 (deadline extended)\nQuestions? Email editors@friendsjournal.org\n\nLearn more general information at Friendsjournal.org/submissions.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/n-friends-journal-seeking-submissions-about-george-fox/
LOCATION:Friends Journal
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PFN - Fruit: Queer Literary Journal Seeking Submissions about: Queer Space
DESCRIPTION:What does queer space mean to you? Where is it? We want you to take us there! You might write about a physical space\, past or present\, which has queer resonance. It could be fact or fiction. It might be a story\, a description\, a map. It could be somewhere you’ve been or want to go. It could be a home lived in or designed by queers. It could be a path or a tour. You might want to explore virtual worlds and imagined spaces. Or you might think about the page as a space. \nWe think of queerness as having a strong connection to space. The word ‘queer’ comes from the word athwart\, which means across.[i] The closet is a place which we’re out of or in. And during our daily lives\, space is often on our mind: we navigate areas which aren’t designed for us and may be unsafe. We seek out and make our own places. You could read more about queer space here. \nWho Can Submit \nAnyone who identifies as LGBTQ+ is welcome. We’re particularly keen to platform underrepresented voices. This includes people of colour\, trans* and working class authors\, and writers with disabilities. \nWhat to Submit \nCreative Writing \nFor us\, ‘queer writing’ is disruptive and boundary breaking. We like to read stories which haven’t been told before and stories told in new ways. For example\, there are plenty of ‘coming out’ narratives around; we’d only be interested in reading one if it did something new – either by being formally innovative or by presenting a different perspective. We look for writing which disrupts\, breaks and plays with language. All kinds of text-based work is welcome\, including poetry\, short fiction\, non-fiction and hybrid pieces. There are no restrictions on what you send us but since this is an inclusive space\, we reject prejudiced views. \nGuidelines \n\nProse word limit: 3000 (shorter pieces preferred).\nPoetry line limit: 100.\nReview line limit: 1500.\nYou’re welcome to submit one or more pieces of work up to the word or line limit.\nPlease present your writing in .doc or .docx format if possible.\nPlease include a short biography in your email.\nIf you are a writer based in the North of England\, let us know; we’re committed to publishing local talent.\nSimultaneous submissions accepted (but please notify us if your piece is accepted elsewhere).\nWe don’t accept previously published work.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-fruit-queer-literary-journal-seeking-submissions-about-queer-space/
LOCATION:Fruit Journal
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SUMMARY:P - Sprout: an eco-urban poetry journal Seeks Submissions on the Theme of: Care
DESCRIPTION:issue 4: care\n\n\n\n\n\n“Care is a species activity that includes everything we do to maintain\, continue and repair our ‘world’ so that we can live in it as well as possible. That world includes our bodies\, our selves\, and our environment\, all of which we seek to interweave in a complex\, life-sustaining web.”1\n(Fisher and Tronto\, 1990\, p. 40)\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFor SPROUT’s fourth issue\, we are seeking poetic submissions on the theme of ‘care’. As an experience and as a concept\, care is relational\, complex\, and broad; care also happens on a spectrum of caregiving and care-receiving. As an embodied\, interdependent\, and lifelong activity\, care appears to operate at multiple temporal and spatial scales\, and is often in flux as urban needs and ecological demands shift. We are thus particularly interested in work that interrogates the modes of engaging with others in (urban and natural) space that can speak to one or more of the following\, interrelated dimensions of care:\n\n\ncommunities of care;\ncare as a practice (and action);\nethics of care.\n\nWe are curious to see poets exploring how various methodologies of care manifest in ourselves\, in others\, and in both urban and natural spaces. The editors invite contributors to respond expansively and thoughtfully to this activated sense of care\, specifically calling for reflections on how care and stewardship of nature in urban environments can (or does) inform our sense of place and place-making. From the perspective of affect\, what does care look like or feel like? What modes of being does it summon? Is care instantiative or prospective? \nAs a journal\, we at SPROUT embrace literary experimentation in form and find ourselves inclined to publish works that play with both language and poetic expression. We encourage contributors to read our first three issues and acquaint themselves with the journal’s vision and mandate. As we are a creative project of The Nature of Cities\, we work towards thinking about greener cities for people. We publish work that speaks to these concerns and particularly welcomes image-text submissions and concrete poetry for this issue. \nPoets whose work is selected for publication\, will receive a small honorarium in USD. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nsubmitting your work\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSubmission Guidelines: \n\n\nSubmit 1 poem of no more than 50 lines each per submission (please note we will not consider manuscript submissions). You may submit as many single works as you like. Each poem should be a separate submission\, please do not put two poems in the same submission.\n\nSubmit via this form before March 22\, 2024.\n\nSubmissions must relate to the call’s theme: CARE.\n\nIf you have any questions about the submission guidelines\, please email the managing editor\, Emmalee Barnett\, sprout@thenatureofcities.com. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Fine Print: \n\n\n\nSubmissions to SPROUT must not be previously published\, including self-published work (this includes publication on blogs or social media). SPROUT should be the first publication of the work\, copyright under TNOC. SPROUT retains no rights to the individual pieces and is not due royalties for the republication of contributor’s works. We kindly ask that any republished work mention SPROUT as the place of first publication.\n\n\nWe are happy to consider simultaneous submissions\, but please let us know if your work has been accepted elsewhere. All decisions regarding submissions to SPROUT will be sent by the beginning of April 2024.\n\n\nPlease send us your best work. Your acceptance into the issue is subject to the editors’ discretion. Editors’ decisions are final. Editors cannot provide editorial feedback.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/p-sprout-an-eco-urban-poetry-journal-seeks-submissions-on-the-theme-of-care/
LOCATION:Sprout Poetry Journal
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PFN - The Parliament Literary Journal Seeking Submissions on the Theme: WTF?!?
DESCRIPTION:NOW OPENSpring / Summer 2024The “WTF?!?” Issue\n\n\nThis time\, Writers and Artists\, we want your WEIRD. \nStrange. \nDark. \nSurreal. \nFor our Spring/Summer 2024 issue (which\, for now\, we’re calling the “WTF?!” issue)\, these are the words we’d like you to channel. \nThink Kelly Link’s rabbits that come to life. \nOr the mugging scene in Yelena Moskovich’s “Virtuoso”. \nThink Lincoln and all the other dead\, restless souls stuck in the bardo of \nGeorge Saunder’s work. \nThink Carmen Maria Machado’s ribbon. \nThink of Waj’m Maj’vht\, Raphael Bob-Waksberg’s disturbing/beautiful creation. \nMake us — with the chances that you take in your narrative\, in your structure\, in your vision — say “WTF?!” in the best literary way possible. \nHave fun! We can’t wait to see what this challenge produces. \n​ \n​
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-the-parliament-literary-journal-seeking-submissions-on-the-theme-wtf/
LOCATION:The Parliament Literary Journal
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:P - The 2024 49th Parallel Award for Poetry
DESCRIPTION:Please read guidelines before submitting:  \n  \nBellingham Review‘s annual writing contests are open from December 1st to March 15th. \n  \n$1\,000 first-place prizes will be awarded in poetry (49th Parallel Award)\, fiction (Tobias Wolff Award)\, and creative nonfiction (Annie Dillard Award). \n  \nThrough Submittable\, please submit 1-3 poems. All entries will be considered for publication in the journal. \n  \n$15 entry fee. \n  \nImportant notes: \n* The author’s name must not appear anywhere on the manuscript. Manuscripts including identifying information will be disqualified. \n* We only consider previously unpublished work. \n* Simultaneous submissions are encouraged; please let us know if you work has been accepted elsewhere by withdrawing your submission.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/p-the-2024-49th-parallel-award-for-poetry/
LOCATION:Bellingham Review
CATEGORIES:Contest
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SUMMARY:N - The 2024 Annie Dillard Award for Creative Nonfiction
DESCRIPTION:Please read guidelines before submitting:  \n  \nBellingham Review‘s annual writing contests are open from December 1st to March 15th. \n  \n$1\,000 first-place prizes will be awarded in poetry (49th Parallel Award)\, fiction (Tobias Wolff Award)\, and creative nonfiction (Annie Dillard Award). \n  \nThrough Submittable\, please submit 3 pieces of flash nonfiction of up to 1\,500 words each OR an essay of up to 4\,000 words. All entries will be considered for publication in the journal. \n  \n$15 entry fee. \n  \nImportant notes: \n* The author’s name must not appear anywhere on the manuscript. Manuscripts including identifying information will be disqualified. \n* We only consider previously unpublished work. \n* Simultaneous submissions are encouraged; please let us know if you work has been accepted elsewhere by withdrawing your submission. \n 
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/n-the-2024-annie-dillard-award-for-creative-nonfiction/
LOCATION:Bellingham Review
CATEGORIES:Contest
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SUMMARY:F - The 2024 Tobias Wolff Award for Fiction
DESCRIPTION:Please read guidelines before submitting:  \n  \nBellingham Review‘s annual writing contests are open from December 1st to March 15th. \n  \n$1\,000 first-place prizes will be awarded in poetry (49th Parallel Award)\, fiction (Tobias Wolff Award)\, and creative nonfiction (Annie Dillard Award). \n  \nThrough Submittable\, please submit 3 pieces of flash fiction of up to 1\,500 words each OR a story of up to 4\,000 words. All entries will be considered for publication in the journal. \n  \n$15 entry fee. \n  \nImportant notes:  \n* The author’s name must not appear anywhere on the manuscript. Manuscripts including identifying information will be disqualified. \n* We only consider previously unpublished work. \n* Simultaneous submissions are encouraged; please let us know if you work has been accepted elsewhere by withdrawing your submission.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/the-2024-tobias-wolff-award-for-fiction/
LOCATION:Bellingham Review
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SUMMARY:PFN - The Twin Bill Seeking Submissions.  Theme: Opening Day
DESCRIPTION:Submissions \nArtwork by Scott Bolohan\nFiction \nWe are interested in short stories up to roughly 5\,000 words. Anything we deem significantly over the word count will not be read out of respect for the number of submissions our editors receive. \nWe are looking for writing that displays a strong personal style and a connection to the game of baseball. Most of all\, we are excited by stories that situate baseball in a broader context\, beyond the action of an individual game or at-bat. The more surprising connection to baseball\, the better. There is a $25 honorarium per accepted story. \nCreative Nonfiction \nCreative Nonfiction at The Twin Bill is a place for true stories\, boldly told. We have no formal requirements or word count\, and we encourage experimentation in the name of contemporary storytelling. \nThat said\, we urge writers to consider their story carefully and to use not a word more than strictly necessary. \nThere is a $15 honorarium per accepted piece. \nPoetry \nPlease send up to five poems per issue. We love baseball from all eras\, but we would particularly like to see poems of a more contemporary style or subject matter. \nThere is a $10 honorarium per accepted poem. \nGuidelines \nWe are on Submittable. Please submit here. There is a $3 submission fee. Writers retain all rights to their work. We are only interested in previously unpublished work. Simultaneous submissions are fine\, but please let us know if it is accepted elsewhere.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-the-twin-bill-seeking-submissions-theme-opening-day/
LOCATION:The Twin Bill
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:P - Call for Submissions to The Gentian Journal.  Theme: Found Things
DESCRIPTION:Submissions Call for Issue 17: Found Things \nI’m Elliot\, Guest Editor for the second Gentian issue of the academic year. This theme particularly resonates with me because I’m fascinated by place and the way we engage with spatial meaning – we spend so much of our time in our own heads\, consumed by the mundane\, that we often forget to notice this physical world around us. \nHow can poetry be located in place\, object or function? This might be rooted in memory and nostalgia\, or a constant present association that you have with the world. A poem can so often be masked in the material world\, taking on the disguise of the accidental\, functional\, or instructive to do so. \nI look forward to receiving your submissions\, \nElliot Burrin\, Guest Editor \n\n\nPoetry \nSubmit your poems as an attached Word document\, not in the body of the email. \nYou can submit up three poems. \nPoems must be no longer than 40 lines. \nUse a standard typeface and 12pt. font. \nPlease put all poems on a new page and make your titles clear. \nWe accept translations that have been properly credited. \n\n\nSubmissions should be sent to thegentianjournal@gmail.com with the subject line ‘Gentian Submission’. \n\n\nIf you would prefer to be published under a pseudonym\, or ‘Anonymous’\, please specify in the body of your email. \nWe accept simultaneous submissions and submissions of previously published work. Please notify us if your work has been accepted elsewhere (we’d like to congratulate you!). \nWe ask for non-exclusive\, one-time\, worldwide rights to publish your work in a digital format\, and then to archive it indefinitely. If your work has first been published with us\, and is later reprinted\, please credit us with its first appearance. \nWe accept no hate speech of any kind\, and will not accept any poems we feel are racist\, sexist\, transphobic\, homophobic or ableist. 
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/p-call-for-submissions-to-the-gentian-journal-theme-found-things/
LOCATION:The Gentian Journal
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PF - Call for Submissions to Mslexia Magazine.  Theme: Cats
DESCRIPTION:Limited Demographic: Submissions are restricted to women. \nCats: For Issue 102 we’re looking for stories about feisty felines\, mercurial moggies and big wild cats. \nMslexia was set up to support women writers and to showcase their work. We welcome submissions in English or English dialect. The majority of our submission categories are open to anyone who self-identifies as a woman\, regardless of background or location. \nThere are 17 ways to submit\, from a four-line poem to a 3\,000-word lead article\, from a 300-word bedtime story to a 700-word memoir performance piece – so there’s bound to be something to suit your kind of writing. Including big-name commissions and as-yet-undiscovered newcomers\, we publish over 60 women in every issue. \nScroll down to explore our different submission slots. \nWe’ve done our best to describe what we’re looking for\, but nothing beats seeing actual examples in print. So please consider buying a sample copy of the magazine before you submit. Every reader of Mslexia is a potential contributor – and vice versa. \nYou can submit here via the website\, or by post to Mslexia\, PO Box 656\, Newcastle upon Tyne\, NE99 1PZ \nIf you are submitting online\, you will receive an automated email acknowledgement that your submission has been received. If submitting by post\, please enclose an SAE or include an email address if you would like to receive an acknowledgment. \nAll entries are read anonymously\, so please do not put your name or contact details anywhere on the text pages of your entry. (This information should be restricted to your online Entry Form or to a cover sheet for postal entries.) \nThe file types we accept are: .doc\, .docx\, .rtf\, .pdf\, .txt\, .pages\, .odt. We do accept image files\, .jpg\, .png etc.\, for our Eyeverse\, Writing Nest\, and Bear Necessities category\, but please ensure the image is of print-quality (300dpi or above).
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pf-call-for-submissions-to-mslexia-magazine-theme-cats/
LOCATION:Mslexia Magazine
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PFN - Call for Submissions to About Place Journal.  Theme: Strange Wests
DESCRIPTION:West has always been more than mere direction\, a setting sun\,  evening. In lands now known by many as the United States of America\,  West invokes a fraught mythology of wilderness and conquest\, of destiny and riches\, of jackrabbit homesteads and romantic distances\, of cowboys  and bears. For so long these symbols have dominated our histories of  these lands\, centering whiteness and masculinity in a rugged\, difficult  terrain. But the West and its frontier have always been strange\, full of contradictions\, queer even. As Josh Garrett-Davis\, a curator\, scholar  at the Gene Autry Museum of the American West\, posits of the regional  West\, “[It is] a borderland—or two-or-more-sided frontier—where old and  new coexist\, collaborate\, fight\, innovate\, [holding] ample grounds for  new stories.” \nThe West as we understand it has never been uninhabited. People have  thrived in communion with these lands for thousands of years. Flora and fauna\, too. Where some see vacant desert\, or land to be occupied for the next housing development\, we cast our eyes upon resilient life\, those who understand the importance of water and resource conservation. In South Dakota\, Indigenous water advocates protest pipeline routes\, while Chicano artists muralize the scar of a border wall with the painting of  roses. \nWe call contributors to conceive of the West beyond its conventional and colonialized framework. What happens when the dam breaks\, when waters flow along their pre-colonial course and stewardship is returned to the original caretakers of the land? There are many ways to deconstruct a dam\, an archetype\, to unearth histories long-buried in sand or alpine forest. The West is multiple and many. \nIn the next issue of About Place Journal\, we invite you to consider and reimagine all things West. Send us your visual poems and performances\, your experimental stories and essays\, your art classified  by no other name than art. As we decenter traditional subjects and propagandized histories of this ambiguous region\, share with us your witness and protests\, your lineages who have lived here longer than the word itself and this country. We are particularly interested in work from young\, emerging artists (17 and younger)\, as well as work by BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ artists\, especially those whose stories have been excluded  by a mythology of the west centered on whiteness\, masculinity\, and  extraction.https://aboutplacejournal.submittable.com/submit/282282/strange-wests \nAbout Place Journal Submission Guidelines\n\nPoetry: up to 3 pieces which do not exceed 50 lines each. Acceptable file types include doc\, docx & rtf. If your poetry submission contains special formatting\, we suggest submitting a PDF in addition to your Word doc.\nFiction\, essays\, creative nonfiction and other prose: up to 3 pieces which do not exceed 4000 words each. Acceptable file types include doc\, docx & rtf.\nThe total number of submitted pieces cannot exceed 5\, even if your submission includes items from several genre categories.\n\nEach submission must be accompanied by a bio in doc\, docx or rtf format. Bios should be in the third person and not exceed 150 words. Please include your website\, Twitter and Instagram links if desired. \nBy submitting\, you guarantee you hold the rights to the work\, and you grant About Place Journal the rights to publish the submitted work with first serial rights (FNASR). After publication\, rights revert to the author. Original\, previously unpublished work only. All pieces must be submitted through Submittable.
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LOCATION:About Place Journal
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PFN - Litmora Literary Magazine Seeking Submissions on the Theme of Flower Language
DESCRIPTION:For this issue\, our theme is flower language – take that as you will. Hanihaki\, Victorian declarations of betrayal and hurt\, or how plants communicate with each other and the world around them. Alternatively\, anything we haven’t listed here – the weirder the better! Hit us with what you’ve got! \nISSUE 3 Theme: Flower Language\n \nSpring’s approaching here in Western New York\, and thus we’ll begin to see the snowdrops and daffodils make their way up through the ground or snow. Sometimes\, both! For this issue\, we’re looking for pieces that incorporate aspects of flower language into the piece or wholly embody the concept – we aren’t particular subscribers to any “one” flower language. If the meaning is clear (or unclear\, even)\, we’re on board – we aren’t all too picky. Just have fun and make us look back and double-check preconceived notions of what hydrangeas (or: any other flower) mean. \nThis theme is also not limited to just flowers\, but botany as a whole. What does it mean when we have a hollowed-out pumpkin stuffed with daylillies on our front porch? Whatever the answer\, we’re looking forward to it! \nWe look forward to seeing your work! We’ve got some rough guidelines for submissions – please email us if your submission can’t be uploaded in any of these forms – we can definitely work something out! \n\nWe accept our submissions blind. Please don’t submit documents with your name on them! We will yell.\nMake sure you’re not plagiarizing someone else’s work. If your piece references another work\, please be sure to indicate that in your submission.\nWe will not accept works which promote hate speech\, racism\, homophobia\, transphobia\, etc. Common sense. Kinda?\nONE submission (piece) PER dropbox. Do not send three prose pieces in one box and then two poems in another. We will also yell about this\, and may reject all if you are submitting more pieces than there are dropboxes.\n\nPreviously-accepted submissions are more than fine! Just let us know who accepted it first\, so we can credit them 🙂\n\nPoetry (.docx or .doc\, Max 40 Lines) \nFiction (.docx\, or .doc\, Max 2500 Words) \nCreative Nonfiction (.docx or .doc\, Max 2500 Words)
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-litmora-literary-magazine-seeking-submissions-on-the-theme-of-flower-language/
LOCATION:Litmora Literary Magazine
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SUMMARY:P - Call for Submissions to Green Ink Poetry.  Theme: Enclosure
DESCRIPTION:Equinox Collections: Enclosure\nWe are looking for beautiful poems exploring Enclosure and Inclosure; the loss of common land\, public access to nature\, and environmental management are all specific interpretations of this theme we’d particularly like to see\, and we will be selecting work for inclusion based on how well it relates to these themes as well as their integration into natural imagery. \nSubmission Details\n\n\nLength Limits: We cannot accept poems that are longer than an A4 page. \n\n\nFormat Limits: Blocks – Unfortunately\, neither our print or digital publications are able to properly display poems formatted as a block. \n\n\nMax Number of Poems: 3 – Whilst we love reading all of the work sent to us\, we’ve found that a hard limit on the number of poems sent per submission means we’re better able to give everyone the time and consideration they deserve. This means that any extra poems sent to us will be disregarded. \n\n\nCredit: Please include a short third-person bio in your submission\, including any personal social media handles or other links you would like to have listed. Previously published poems will be considered for inclusion\, but must come with full attribution. \n\n\nContent Exclusions: Work of an overtly sexual nature\, or that promotes any form of hatred\, racism\, sexism\, or other expressions of intolerance will not be considered. \n\n\nWhere To Send Submissions: Submit your work by emailing us at editors@greeninkpoetry.co.uk – Please ensure that the email subject line includes “Enclosure”. \n\n\nSubmission Format: Please send your submissions formatted as a word document or PDF attached to an email\, or in the body of the email itself.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/p-call-for-submissions-to-green-ink-poetry-theme-enclosure/
LOCATION:Green Ink Poetry
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:F - Call for Submissions to Intrepidus Ink: Pick one: Secret\, Aspiring\, or Unstoppable
DESCRIPTION:Optional Prompt–Pick One! \nWrite a flash fiction or short story powered by Secret\, Aspiring\, or Unstoppable. \nAgent on a SECRET mission? \nInexperienced climber ASPIRES to conquer Mount Everest? \nOh my GOSH!!! An UNSTOPPABLE space alien? \nWe have no idea\, but you will. Hit us with your best and most brilliant original fiction. (Must contain danger\, struggle\, emotion\, overcoming.) \nSubmission Guidelines for Flash Fiction and Short Stories:\n\nFlash Fiction 300 – 1\,000 words; Short Stories 1\,500 – 2\,500 words (firm). \nUnpublished Work Only: Story cannot be published anywhere online or publicly\, including social media\, community writing sites\, or personal blogs\, nor may work be retitled from said sites. (We mean it.)\nSimultaneous Submissions: Yes.\nMultiple Submissions: No. Send one story; wait for a response\, send another.\nReprints: No.\nFormat: William Shunn Modern Manuscript Format.\nResponse Time: Varies\, but we’ll do our best to decide quickly!\nPayment for Accepted Stories: $.02/word for flash fiction 300 – 1\,000 words. $30 flat rate for short stories 1\,500 – 2\,500 words. Author signs an agreement upon story acceptance; Intrepidus Inc\, LLC pays upon publication.\nRights: Author grants Intrepidus Ink first worldwide electronic rights\, including one-month exclusive rights and non-exclusive archival rights for the magazine’s lifetime (online) in which the Work is published. Author retains copyright of the Work.\nPlease feel free to share your acceptance on social media after signing your contract.\nEditing: We edit and proofread all work before publication.\nRejection Policy: A rejected story will remain rejected; please don’t resubmit.\nFlash Fiction\, Short Stories\, Author Bios\, Photos\, Interviews\, and Advertisements: Will be published online and on social media\, including any or all of the following: intrepidusink.com\, Twitter\, Instagram\, Pinterest\, Facebook\, or Tiktok.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/f-call-for-submissions-to-intrepidus-ink-pick-one-secret-aspiring-or-unstoppable/
LOCATION:Intrepidus Ink
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240303T080000
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SUMMARY:F - Liars' League Seeking Submissions about: Dreams & Reality
DESCRIPTION:WHAT WE’RE LOOKING FOR\, IN SHORT:\n– New fiction\, i.e. unpublished (print/web/audio)\n– Stories which are on-theme\n– Anonymised (no name on the document)\n– Word count: STRICTLY 800-2000\n– Send to: liars@liarsleague.com\n \nStories must be \n1. Unpublished (in print or online)\, unbroadcast\, and not a prizewinner in any previous competition. \n2. Between 800-2000 words long. \n3. Submitted to liars@liarsleague.com by 11.59pm (UK time) on March 3. \n4. Submitted as an MS Word (.doc\, .docx) or .rtf document\, ideally with 1.5 or double spacing. NO PDFs PLEASE. \n5. Attached to an email which has the story title\, the month of the event and the theme in the subject header. Please put your name at the bottom of your email but NOT on your story\, as we prefer to judge anonymously. \n6. A prose short story. This means no poetry\, no scripts\, no non-fiction. We’ll look at novel extracts\, but only if they work as stand-alone pieces. \n7. ON-THEME. This means that there should be a traceable link to the theme\, or that the theme should be invoked or interpreted as a central part of the story. Simply featuring a bar called “Duck & Dive” if that’s the theme is not enough; but make your main character a dodgy dealer in stolen goods\, and we’ll be interested. \nWriters must be \n1. Willing to have their name and the text of their story up on this site if they win. \n2. Willing to be paid for their work in kind. Unfortunately\, Liars’ League does not currently pay contributors in $ or £. However\, if your story is chosen\, you will benefit from the following: \n– Publication of your story on this site: it will also be considered for future print anthologies published by our partners Arachne Press \n– Free drinks all night (if you are able to attend the event). Teetotallers will be fed. \n– A reading of your work by a professional actor (CLICK HERE to see a blog post on what that’s like\, written by five-time winning author Mike Clarke) \n– An MP3 and a link to a YouTube video recording of the reading \n– SUBMITTING FROM ABROAD? If you *cannot* attend the event\, due to living abroad or some other obstacle\, we will send you a free book to thank you for your contribution\, as drinks are rather messy to post. You can choose your favourite title from our selection of four anthologies (one award-winning!)\, or any book by any of our authors. \nIMPORTANT: By submitting your work to Liars’ League you are giving us permission to add your email address to our mailing list – this means we can inform you of the winning stories and send updates\, links to our latest stories\, and competition and submission opportunities approximately monthly. If you want to be removed from our mailing list you can email us at any time with Unsubscribe in the subject line. We’ll never share your data with anyone else – promise. \nSubmission of your work also gives us permission to upload the text and an audio and video recording of your story (if successful) onto our website\, YouTube channel and podcast so that everyone can enjoy it. If this is an issue just email and we’re happy to discuss. \nAnd finally … \n1. Please submit no more than ONE story per theme. This is for reading-time reasons. \n2. Please don’t resubmit any story we have previously rejected unless we ask you to\, however much it has changed. \n3. Please don’t be discouraged. We really want to see your work – so send it in! For some further thoughts on what works for the League see this article by Liars’ League regular Niall Boyce
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/f-liars-league-seeking-submissions-about-dreams-reality/
LOCATION:Liars’ League
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PFN - PRISM international Seeking Submissions on: Hybrids
DESCRIPTION:What is the joy of the hybrid gesture? Where does it live? And how does hybridizing create that secret third thing? We’re curious about the possibility of the hybrid\, its spirit\, generations\, and generative qualities; its rendering into something capacious enough to hold the boundlessness of the in-between\, the cut-up\, the collab. And in the context of nations and worldviews intent on categorizing and punishing the act of mixing or joining together\, what does hybridity promise for those of us who don’t fit neatly into established norms of nation\, sexuality\, body\, and more? \nSend us your cross-genre mash-ups\, poetry comics or collages\, ekphrastic combines\, fragmentary epistles\, mixtapes on repeat\, queerings of genre/space/time\, counter-colonial translations\, intertextual visions—the unexpected work that creates its own language and rules. If you’re a writer who lives between worlds\, or if hybridity speaks to you in a different way\, we also want to hear from you. \nPROSE GUIDELINES\n\n\nSubmit only one piece at a time\, unless you are submitting flash fiction or non-fiction (under 1\,000 words)\, in which case you may submit up to three pieces in a single document.\n\n\nOur recommended length for submissions is approximately 4\,000 words or less. We have a limited page count per issue and aim to offer a platform for as many talented writers as possible. While we accept prose submissions of up to 25 pages (6\,250 words)\, we must emphasize that it is only exceptional pieces of this length that will receive publication.\n\n\nSend original\, unpublished literary essays\, personal essays\, hybrid-genre works\, and literary journalism. Please note that we do not publish rhetorical\, academic\, or strictly journalistic non-fiction.\n\n\n  \nPOETRY GUIDELINES \n\n\n\n\nSubmit up to four poems\, to a maximum of six pages. Do NOT submit six one-page poems.\n\n\nWe welcome cross-genre and interdisciplinary poetry and poetics.\n\n\nIn your cover letter\, please specify the number of poems you are submitting and list the titles of the poems.\n\n\nPoetry submissions should be typed and single-spaced. If you would like to submit poems with alternate spacing\, please mention it in your cover letter and submit a PDF instead of a Word document.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-prism-international-seeking-submissions-on-hybrids/
LOCATION:PRISM international
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:F - On the Premises Short Story Contest Theme: Vehicle
DESCRIPTION:The Current Contest\nShort Story Contest #43 launched on Sunday\, December 10\, 2023. \nVEHICLE \nFor this contest\, write a creative\, compelling\, well-crafted story between 1\,000 and 5\,000 words long in which some kind of vehicle plays an important role. Merely using the vehicle as a simple plot device or to help characters get somewhere is not enough. For instance\, “While flying home I made a bunch of new friends on the flight” isn’t good enough\, because the same story–making new friends–could easily be told without the plane. \nGENRE RULES: No fiction aimed at readers younger than 12\, no exploitative sex\, no over-the-top grossout horror\, and no stories that are obvious parodies of existing fictional worlds/characters created by other authors. (For the same reason\, we do not accept “fan fiction”.) Other than that\, we’ll take anything from the most super-realistic literary drama to crazy farces (real-world or otherwise) to any variant of science fiction or fantasy you can imagine. Read our past issues and you’ll see. \nDeadline: 11:59 PM Eastern US time\, Friday\, March 1\, 2024. \nOne entry per author. There is no fee for entering this contest.\nRemember to take all identifying information out of your story! Tell us who you are in the space provided in the web form cover letter you get when you click on the “submit” button\, NOT in your story! No headers\, no bylines… just the story.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/f-on-the-premises-short-story-contest-theme-vehicle/
LOCATION:On the Premises
CATEGORIES:Contest
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SUMMARY:P - the engine(idling Seeking Submissions on: The Slant
DESCRIPTION:Poetry Submissions are currently OPEN for Issue 2! \nThe theme is The Slant\, as in … \n\n“ Tell all the truth but tell it slant —” \n\nPoems that explore the associations and connections of a unique mind. The poet’s eye. A perspective that only the individual could conjure. Worlds\, experiences\, thoughts\, and events cast in a new and distinct light. Poems that focus on the strength of voice and personality. Poems that tinker with language\, imagery\, and unfamiliarity. We want a peek behind the curtain\, to see how the poet sees. \nThe theme is very loose and open to interpretation. The poem’s subject can be anything\, as long as it is told slant. \nOverall\, we are looking for writing that is arresting\, musical and absorbing.  We champion originality\, inventiveness\, word-smithing\, vivid imagery\, and bold leaps. \nTo submit\, please email 1 – 4 poems to the editor at engineidling@gmail.com. \nYou may send poems as a .docx attachment\, or copy / paste them into the body of the email. \nPlease use a standard font.  We will not be able to accommodate specialized formatting. Tabs and indents are okay\, however\, lots of white space\, shape poems\, or poems with specific spatial needs don’t translate well on site. \nCover letters are appreciated but not necessary. At minimum\, include a short third person bio\, with your name (or pen name) as you would like it to appear in the issue.  Your bio can list some of your previous publications\, and/or something interesting about yourself. A few lines will do. Please also include your Instagram / X handles if you want to be followed / tagged in posts\, in the event of your publication. Our acceptance letter asks you for permission to post snippets of your work on social media to promote the issue. \nWe do not charge for submissions\, and we unfortunately cannot pay our contributors. \nthe engine(idling is a new publication.  Depending on the number of submissions we receive\, expect to hear from us within one month\, but likely much sooner.  If you have not heard back from us after one month\, feel free to inquire by replying back to your original email. \nSimultaneous submissions are okay\, but please promptly withdraw work accepted elsewhere by replying back to your original submission email. \nPreviously published work will not be accepted at this time. \nWe honor First North American Serial Rights.  We want to be your piece’s first publication but the rights to the work are always yours. Your work is your own.  If your piece is published in another journal after publication here\, we ask that you include a nod to us being the first. \nWe will not read work that is intentionally hateful\, nor will we entertain the saccharine. \nWe look forward to reading your work! \nWe love experimental work\, work that pushes boundaries\, work that is unexpected or plays with the unfamiliar\, absurdists\, humorists\, hybrid forms\, cut / pastes and erasures (with sources cited)\, rhyming poems\, traditional forms\, free verse\, surrealists\, prose poems\, micro poems\, works that cannot be defined… \nThe rules are very loose and we are always open to something new. The evidence of craft is what interests us most.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/p-the-engineidling-seeking-submissions-on-the-slant/
LOCATION:the engine(idling
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PFN - Solstitia: A Fiction Fans Magazine Seeking Submissions on: Pets in Space
DESCRIPTION:Theme (“Pets in Space”) is a loose guideline for the issue\, not a requirement \nAll genres welcome\, genre blending encouraged \nFiction & Non Fiction:\nPlease send only one work per submission\, under 20\,000 words preferred \nMaximum 3 submissions to Solstitia per author per issue. \nPoetry:\nPlease send no more than five poems per submission \nEach piece should be titled individually and start on a new page of the document \nMaximum 3 submissions to Solstitia per author per issue. One file of 3 poems is considered one submission for this limit. \n  \nAny previously published works should not have been published in the last 24 months as of this issue’s publication date (June 2024) If the submission has been previously published\, please include the date and publication it appeared in. \nWe reserve the right to make minor edits prior to publication \nIf submitted simultaneously and accepted by another publication\, please withdraw your submission to Solstitia \nThere is no submission fee. Accepted submissions will have a token award of $50 per piece.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-solstitia-a-fiction-fans-magazine-seeking-submissions-on-pets-in-space/
LOCATION:Solstitia
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PFN - Call for Submissions to Hedge Apple: The literary magazine of Hagerstown Community College.  Theme: Once Upon a Dream
DESCRIPTION:Once Upon a Dream \nBurst into creativity and delve into the inner depths of your being. Release inhibitions through your art. Let adventure and whimsy guide the creating process. Let the magic in life enflame you and envelope every cell in your body. Masquerade through dreams\, nightmares\, and everything in between. Once Upon a Dream offers infinite possibilities to be anything and everything. Do you dare to dream? \n\nNo cover letter is necessary\, although you are welcome to send us a few sentences of artist/author bio if you want to.\nBy sending us your work\, you grant us permission to publish it both online and in print\, but you retain the rights to publish or show it anywhere else that you wish.\nFICTION/POETRY SUBMISSIONS: Please stay under 2000 words.\n\n  \nGENERAL SUBMISSION GUIDELINES \nAt the Hedge Apple\, we believe that literature and artwork are essential parts of humanity. These powerful channels can offer us hope and healing\, bring us together\, and give voice to the marginalized. They aren’t highbrow pursuits reserved only for intellectuals—literature and art are for everyone. Fresh voices are essential\, and we love fledgling artists. We are passionate about helping you find your niche\, whether it’s through our feedback or the resources provided on our website\, and yes\, we want to hear from you veteran crafters too\, so please send us your stuff as well. We want to hear what you have to say. \nWe are especially drawn to pieces that showcase vulnerability and draw from real life experiences. That does not mean we don’t enjoy comedic takes on life\, fantasy epics\, and unconventional pieces. We like to uphold the unique\, showcase the weird\, and embrace the uncomfortable. \nSubmission Guidelines: \nPlease send fiction\, poetry and nonfiction to hedgeapple@hagerstowncc.edu with the subject “Fiction/Poetry Submission.” Please feel free to include a brief bio written in the third person\, pasted into the body of your email\, if you’d like. If you choose not to include an author bio in your email\, please understand that it be understood that you are choosing not to have one published with your work. \nPlease mention the theme in the subject line. We do accept simultaneous submissions; however\, please be courteous and withdraw your story/poem from consideration upon acceptance at another venue. \nBy submitting\, you are agreeing to light editing that does not change the meaning or style. If your work is accepted for publication\, you will receive a galley of your submission. We encourage you to review this email and respond with either corrections or approval. However\, nonresponse will be considered approval of minor editing changes.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-call-for-submissions-to-hedge-apple-the-literary-magazine-of-hagerstown-community-college-theme-once-upon-a-dream/
LOCATION:Hedge Apple
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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