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SUMMARY:PN - Bad Day Book Seeking Submissions about: Medical Caregivers
DESCRIPTION:No matter how you look at it\, some days are just bad days. Often times you are able to look back on those days and laugh about what happened. The Bad Day Book is here to help you take a step back and realize one day you may laugh about what is happening. Or\, it might even help you realize that compared to others\, maybe it isn’t really as bad of a day as you thought. \nWhat are the rules for story and poem submissions? \n\nStories should be about bad things\, but that are still funny. We are not looking to include tragic or heart breaking stories. This book is to get others to laugh\, gasp\, and cringe.\nStories MUST be personal and true events that have already happened. No AI bot stories. No creative writing. No fiction.\nWe prefer stories under 1200 words. We will consider works up to 1500 words\, but it is rare to have works picked that are over the preferred 1200.\nStories should be written with first person narration and told in past tense.\nDo not include any vulgarity\, controversial topics\, politics\, sex/drugs\, drinking\, illegal activities\, curse/crass/crude words. This is a family friendly publication.\nThough many bad days are caused by a “villain”\, whether it be a person/company\, do not name drop or tear down others. Focus the story on what happens directly to you and not the people on the other end. We will not publish works that are written to tear others down\, even if they have done shady stuff. You may refer to others as friends\, coworkers\, family member\, pen names or a vague descriptor.\nStories should include a beginning\, middle\, and an end. Begin straight in the action; no introductions to the story are necessary. Make sure you conclude your story\, but please do not end the story with any recap. It’s always best to end with a laugh.\nOnly submit a story once to each theme you would like it considered for. (Stories submitted more than once per theme will be deleted.)\nPoems must tell a story.\nWe do not pay for submissions\, only for published works.\nWe do not accept all submitted stories and poems to be published. Though not all submissions will be published in books\, some will be accepted for social media publication.\nIf your story or poem is selected to be published in one of our books or social media\, you will be asked to sign a permission release contract. The contract will allow The Bad Day Book rights to publish your story.\n\nYou maintain copyright under your name\nLicense will grant The Bad Day Book exclusive rights for 12 months\, with permission to use story in later editions as well. (Not exclusively-Written permission from author will be required for other uses)\nAfter the 12 months author may self-publish in any form (book\, blog\, etc) without making any changes to story or referencing The Bad Day Book.\nAfter 12 months author may publish with any third-party any rewritten variation of this story/life experience. No reference to The Bad Day Book required.\n\n\nPlease do not contact us to ask for an update about your story unless you need to know whether we are considering it because another publisher is interested in it too.\nIf your story or poem is not selected for any of the variations you have requested\, you will be notified if we would like to hold the submission for a different book edition or if The Bad Day Book with be passing on your story or poem.\nWe will not consider previous published stories or poems\, with one exception being previously published stories or poem from personal blog publications.\nAuthor name can be shown as first name only\, first and last name\, or a pen name if you would prefer to not use your real nameIf you have already submitted a story or poem and are looking to change any story details or contact information please email mystory@thbaddaybook.comWe do not pay for submissions. We only pay for stories and poems that are published in books or on social media.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pn-bad-day-book-medical-caregivers/
LOCATION:Bad Day Book
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240115T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240115T170000
DTSTAMP:20260421T234218
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SUMMARY:PFN - Synkroniciti Magazine Seeking Submissions on the Theme of Family
DESCRIPTION:You may submit more than one entry in one or more categories. We currently pay only artists winning the top prizes in our contests. We are working toward being able to pay sustainable honorariums to everyone. \nSubmissions should be emailed to magazine@synkroniciti.com. Please place your name and the category of submission in the subject field of your e-mail. \n\nPoetry Submission \n\n\nSend up to 5 poems in Word or pdf format. We prefer free verse and are more fond of visual poetry than formal rhyme schemes\, although rhyming does not disqualify your work. We will also consider poems in other languages with an English translation (poem and translation counts as one poem and both parts will be printed). The winner of our poetry contest will receive a $60 award and four free issues of the Magazine. Submissions should be emailed to magazine@synkroniciti.com. Please place your name and the category of submission in the subject field of your e-mail. \n\nShort Story Submission \n\n\nSend a short story in Word or pdf format. 4\,000 word maximum. Submissions should be emailed to magazine@synkroniciti.com. Please place your name and the category of submission in the subject field of your e-mail. The winner of our short story contest will receive a $60 award and four free issues of the Magazine. \n\nEssay \n\n\nSend a single non-fiction work in Word or pdf format. 4\,000 word maximum. We are partial to narrative and descriptive essays and memoir\, but will consider expository\, definitive and argumentative essays as well. Submissions should be emailed to magazine@synkroniciti.com. Please place your name and the category of submission in the subject field of your e-mail.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-synkroniciti-magazine-seeking-submissions-on-the-theme-of-family-fee/
LOCATION:Synkroniciti Magazine
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:N - Call for Submissions to Griffith Review. Theme: Attachment Styles
DESCRIPTION:GriffithReview84\nAttachment Styles (non-fiction only)\nNow open\n\nThe attachments we form in our lifetimes shape our experience of the world and our understanding of who we are. ‘Hell is other people\,’ wrote Jean-Paul Sartre\, his point being less about misanthropy and more about how entwined our self-perception is with the ways in which others perceive us. And alongside our personal relationships – from filial to friendship\, from collegiate to romantic – sit the complex emotional connections we form with places\, ideas and objects. How do we navigate these varying attachments\, and what can they offer us when our lives are so mediated by technology? Can we break free of the tropes and traps associated with our most primal relationships: the social expectations of motherhood\, the burdens of filial duty\, the complexities of infidelity? \nAttachment Styles goes far beyond the family tree to consider the pleasures\, pitfalls and peculiarities of our messy human relations. \nThings for you to note:\n* We’re looking for non-fiction that responds to the theme.\n* We’d prefer pieces that are no longer than 4\,000 words (they can\, of course\, be much shorter than this). \nSubmissions close: 11:59 pm AEST\, 14 January 2024
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/n-call-for-submissions-to-griffith-review-theme-attachment-styles/
LOCATION:Griffith Review
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PFN - Geist Seeking Submissions from BIPOC writers from Canada
DESCRIPTION:Submission Guidelines\n\n\n\n \n\nGeist is a magazine of ideas and culture with a strong literary focus and a sense of humour. The Geist tone is intelligent\, plain-talking\, inclusive and offbeat. Each issue represents a convergence of fiction\, non-fiction\, poetry\, photography\, comics\, reviews\, little-known facts of interest\, cartography and the legendary Geist crossword puzzle.   \nWe encourage submissions from writers of colour\, writers with disabilities\, LGBTQIA2S+ writers\, and writers from other intersectional and marginalized groups. \nWhat to Submit \nBefore submitting work\, read several issues of Geist\, or dig into the archives at geist.com\, to get a sense of the kind of the work we publish. \nGeist is always seeking short non-fiction (around 800-1500 words\, flexible)\, typically personal narrative\, for the Notes & Dispatches section. We are especially interested in writing grounded in a sense of place\, historical narrative\, personal essays on art\, music and culture\, profiles of ordinary people with extraordinary stories\, fascinating fields of work\, practices or hobbies\, and everyday occurrences that show the humour and strangeness of life. Read examples here. Pay is commensurate with length\, usually $300-500. \nLonger non-fiction pieces (up to 5000 words) are published as Features. We pay up to $1000. \nWe are especially reading for non-fiction at this time. \nFiction: We publish short stories (up to 5000 words) in the Features section. We usually publish one story per issue\, so please send only your best work. We pay up to $1000. Check out our recent short fiction. \nPoetry: Send a maximum of 5 poems. We pay $100 per page. \nHow to Submit \nWe accept submissions via Submittable and by mail\, though Submittable is preferred. Please send only one submission at a time\, and wait to hear back from us before submitting again. Please note: our mandate is to publish writers and artists from across Canada. \nGeist offers no-fee general submissions for Black writers\, Indigenous writers\, and writers of colour. Please submit through the “General Submissions for BIPOC writers” form. \nWe also offer a limited number of no-fee general submissions to low-income writers per submission period. Please contact editor@geist.com to access these spots\, which are allocated on a first-come basis. Use the subject line “No-fee Submissions.” We welcome these requests and will make them available whenever possible. \nClick here to submit your work through Submittable. \nWe do not accept submissions by email. Thank you. \nPrint submissions can be sent by mail to: \nEditorial Board\, Geist\n#210 – 111 West Hastings St.\nVancouver\, B.C.\nCanada V6B 1H4
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-geist-seeking-submissions-from-bipoc-writers-from-canada/
LOCATION:Geist
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240108T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240108T170000
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SUMMARY:PFN - Call for Submissions to Raw Lit. Theme: Fire
DESCRIPTION:Everyone is welcome to submit.\nTo us\, the only thing that matters is your art. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\nIssue 4 – Submission call\n1-8 January 2024 – Prose & Poetry\n\nOptional theme:\nFire\nOptional prompt:\n“Keep a little fire burning; however small\, however hidden.”\n― Cormac McCarthy\, The Road\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhat we’re looking for: \nUnpublished* original creations – We do not accept previously published work (written or visual)\, nor do we accept anything posted publicly online (including on personal sites & social media). \n* We will\, however consider orphaned stories (previously published in now defunct magazines) as long as they have not been printed (on paper) and are no longer available online\, but please mention it on the form.\n​\nOnce we accept a piece\, if we come across it elsewhere prior to publication (online/magazine/anthology)\, it will be removed from our issue. \nYour work can be in any genre (e.g. noir\, epistolary\, humour\, etc.) and any form (including hybrid & comics) as long as it is emotional and raw. \nGuidelines: \nProse – Fiction & Non-fiction:\n\nFlash – up to 500 words\nShort – up to 2000 words\nFormatting: Times New Roman – size 12 – double spaced\n\nPoetry:  \n\nUp to 3 poems at a max of 6 pages. \nFormatting: Times New Roman – size 12 – single spaced\n\nSubmission Guidelines: \n\nWe use Google Forms for submissions. \nNo cover letter is required. \nAuthor Biographies should be 50 words or less.\nAvailable options: remain anonymous\, use a pseudonym\, and dedicate your work. \nWebsites & social media tags will be used for promotion and the links added on our site.\n\nMultiple Submissions & Simultaneous Submissions: \n\nMultiple Submissions: You can submit up to 3 pieces in different categories (for example\, you could send 1 flash piece\, 1 short\, and 1 poetry submission). \nSimultaneous submissions are fine\, but be sure to let us know as soon as possible if your work is accepted elsewhere. We’re happy to see you published\, even if it isn’t with us.\nIf we’ve published you before\, feel free to submit again during any of our submission cycles.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-call-for-submissions-to-raw-lit-theme-fire/
LOCATION:Raw Lit
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240107T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240107T170000
DTSTAMP:20260421T234218
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UID:3630-1704614400-1704646800@anovelapproach.ca
SUMMARY:P - Shepton Snowdrops Poetry Competition.  Theme: Nature Unbound
DESCRIPTION:2024 POETRY COMPETITION\n\n\nTHEME – NATURE UNBOUND\n\nThe entry fee is £4 per poem for age ’18 & Over’\, and free of charge for under 18s \nOver 18s can submit up to five poems\, under 18s one poem \nEntrants can enter poems from any country in the world\, but they must be written in English. \nYou can write your poems in any format – haiku\, sonnet\, blank verse etc. \nYour poem(s) must be no more than 30 lines long \nRegistration\, entry and any payment due must be completed online through our official competition platform Skor.ie \nPoems are now entered as text on the website\, rather than as a file.  You can format your text once it has been entered \nThe competition is judged anonymously\, so please don’t add your name\, address or any other identifier to your poem text \nDeadline for entry is Sunday 7th January  2024 at 11.55pm \nJUDGE -WE ARE DELIGHTED THAT THIS YEAR’S COMPETITION WILL BE JUDGED BY WENDY PRATT.\nWENDY’S THOUGHTS ON THE THEME ‘NATURE UNBOUND’:\n“I’m looking for poems that escape the confines of traditional nature writing. I’m looking for writing that reflects the drive that nature has to just be\, no matter where the boundaries lie. I’m looking for innovation of craft and thought. Not just dandelions squeezing through the gaps between paving slabs\, what about the re-wilding of rivers\, what about the window box encouraging pollinators in a high rise flat\, what about the nightingales singing from the overgrowth of an industrial estate’s wasteland. Grow your thoughts\, let your poems flourish. Where is the connection to nature that doesn’t conform to stereotype? How do you connect to nature if your life is constrained by circumstance\, disability\, societal?  Nature Unbound is about thinking outside of traditional nature writing tropes. I’m excited to see where you take it.”
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/p-shepton-snowdrops-poetry-competition-theme-nature-unbound/
LOCATION:Shepton Snowdrops Poetry Competition
CATEGORIES:Contest
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SUMMARY:F  - Myths\, Gods & Immortals Anthology Series Seeking Submissions about the Character of Anansi
DESCRIPTION:Discover the mythology of humankind through its heroes\, characters\, gods and immortal figures. Myths\, Gods & Immortals brings together the new and the ancient\, familiar stories with a fresh and imaginative twist. Each book brings back to life a classic mythological or folkloric figure\, with completely new stories alongside the original tales. New and emerging writers from open submissions\, reveal hidden themes\, casting fresh perspectives on well-known stories\, alongside specially commissioned text on the origins and the cultural background of the mythology. The first three books will focus respectively on Odin\, Anansi and Medusa. \n\nAnansi\nAnansi is at once a creator god\, a trickster folk hero\, a wily spider and a heroic symbol of resistance. From his origins in West African folklore\, to his lauded status in Jamaica\, Anansi is a versatile immortal whose many stories reflect the early world of his origins\, and the potential for re-imagination. Sometimes dark and chilling\, occasionally light-hearted\, but always lively and clever\, Anansi appears in the lives of everyday folk\, pricks the pomposity of the mighty and in this collection of new stories\, appears in the modern and the ancient world\, a symbol still of individuality and resilience\, adapting to City life\, with the undertow of ancient lore ever-present. Stories submitted for consideration need to explore new angles to the character: have him follow alternative paths\, present different viewpoints\, imagine new futures\, or perhaps pursue story lines that are hinted at in the original tales. \nSubmissions to: Anansi@flametreepublishing.com \nTerms:\n\nMultiple submissions are fine but must be in separate emails.\nSimultaneous submissions are fine but you must have the right to license your story in an anthology.\nFor accepted stories we pay Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers of America (SFWA) rates of 8 cents/6 pence per word for original stories\, 6 cents/4 pence for reprints.\nWe will aim to read each story and confirm its status within 4 months of the submission deadline.\nPayment for the chosen stories will be made within 30 days of the final advertised publication date (see our website flametreepublishing.com for details)\, although some may be paid earlier than that.\nSubmission does not imply the right to publication. Each story will be read and assessed by the selection panel.\nLet us know in your submission email whether your story would be a reprint or is currently unpublished.\n\nImportant Notice about Submissions and Guidelines\nWe’re always looking for better ways of working so we’ve tweaked our submission process to allow us to read more stories\, and spend more time assessing the balance of our books. So follow these rules to avoid your story getting lost in our system! \n\nSubmissions must use the dedicated email address.\nThe subject line of the email must be the story title.\nThe file with the story must be attached to the email (.docx\, .doc or .rtf format).\nThe name of the file must match the name in the subject line.\nIf submitting more than one story\, please submit one story per email.\n\nOther useful tips for a more successful submission:\n\n\nThe file name of the submission must be the story name only.\nPlease just use spaces between words in the title (not _ or – ).\nIf the story name starts with A or The\, please use it at the beginning of the file name.\nIf you’d like to add some details about the story\, confirm if it’s new or a reprint\, or add a short bio of yourself\, please add to the body of the email not as an attachment.\nStory length is most likely to be successful at 3\,000-4\,000 words\, but we will still read stories slightly outside this range.\nIf submitting a story that has recently been submitted to us for consideration to another anthology\, please state this in the submission email.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/f-myths-gods-immortals-anthology-series-seeking-submissions-about-anansi/
LOCATION:Myths\, Gods & Immortals Anthology Series
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240105T170000
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SUMMARY:PN - Call for Submissions to Bad Day Book. Theme: "Love"
DESCRIPTION:No matter how you look at it\, some days are just bad days. Often times you are able to look back on those days and laugh about what happened. The Bad Day Book is here to help you take a step back and realize one day you may laugh about what is happening. Or\, it might even help you realize that compared to others\, maybe it isn’t really as bad of a day as you thought. \nWhat are the rules for story and poem submissions? \n\nStories should be about bad things\, but that are still funny. We are not looking to include tragic or heart breaking stories. This book is to get others to laugh\, gasp\, and cringe.\nStories MUST be personal and true events that have already happened. No AI bot stories. No creative writing. No fiction.\nWe prefer stories under 1200 words. We will consider works up to 1500 words\, but it is rare to have works picked that are over the preferred 1200.\nStories should be written with first person narration and told in past tense.\nDo not include any vulgarity\, controversial topics\, politics\, sex/drugs\, drinking\, illegal activities\, curse/crass/crude words. This is a family friendly publication.\nThough many bad days are caused by a “villain”\, whether it be a person/company\, do not name drop or tear down others. Focus the story on what happens directly to you and not the people on the other end. We will not publish works that are written to tear others down\, even if they have done shady stuff. You may refer to others as friends\, coworkers\, family member\, pen names or a vague descriptor.\nStories should include a beginning\, middle\, and an end. Begin straight in the action; no introductions to the story are necessary. Make sure you conclude your story\, but please do not end the story with any recap. It’s always best to end with a laugh.\nOnly submit a story once to each theme you would like it considered for. (Stories submitted more than once per theme will be deleted.)\nPoems must tell a story.\nWe do not pay for submissions\, only for published works.\nWe do not accept all submitted stories and poems to be published. Though not all submissions will be published in books\, some will be accepted for social media publication.\nIf your story or poem is selected to be published in one of our books or social media\, you will be asked to sign a permission release contract. The contract will allow The Bad Day Book rights to publish your story.\n\nYou maintain copyright under your name\nLicense will grant The Bad Day Book exclusive rights for 12 months\, with permission to use story in later editions as well. (Not exclusively-Written permission from author will be required for other uses)\nAfter the 12 months author may self-publish in any form (book\, blog\, etc) without making any changes to story or referencing The Bad Day Book.\nAfter 12 months author may publish with any third-party any rewritten variation of this story/life experience. No reference to The Bad Day Book required.\n\n\nPlease do not contact us to ask for an update about your story unless you need to know whether we are considering it because another publisher is interested in it too.\nIf your story or poem is not selected for any of the variations you have requested\, you will be notified if we would like to hold the submission for a different book edition or if The Bad Day Book with be passing on your story or poem.\nWe will not consider previous published stories or poems\, with one exception being previously published stories or poem from personal blog publications.\nAuthor name can be shown as first name only\, first and last name\, or a pen name if you would prefer to not use your real name\n\nIf you have already submitted a story or poem and are looking to change any story details or contact information please email mystory@thbaddaybook.com \nWe do not pay for submissions. We only pay for stories and poems that are published in books or on social media.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-room-magazine-seeking-submissions-that-explore-the-theme-of-bodies/
LOCATION:Bad Day Book
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240105T170000
DTSTAMP:20260421T234218
CREATED:20231212T212217Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231212T212302Z
UID:3560-1704441600-1704474000@anovelapproach.ca
SUMMARY:PFN - ROOM Magazine Seeking Submissions Exploring the Theme of "Bodies"
DESCRIPTION:Room publishes original fiction\, creative nonfiction\, and poetry by folks of marginalized genders\, including but not limited to women (cisgender and transgender)\,  transgender men\, Two-Spirit and nonbinary people. We encourage writers with overlapping under-represented identities to submit\, and we don’t want writers to feel restricted by gender or genre labels\, so if you are unsure if your work is a fit for Room\, please get in touch. \nWade through the pleasures and pains of the flesh with us in the BODIES issue!\nWe’re seeking writing about touch and isolation\, trans and queer embodiment\, fat liberation\, chronic illness and disability\, brutality\, sensuality\, and other meditations on the bones and muscles you inhabit every day. What words live in the relationship between your body and other bodies? Between your body and the land beneath it? Explore what it means to feel empowered and grounded in your body—and what it means to feel betrayed by it. Have you ever lost your body to dissociation? Or perhaps to transcendence? The body is a site of self-love\, self-hate\, and body neutrality alike: accepting loving odes\, body horror\, and everything in between. \n\nSubmit your work through Submittable. We do not accept submissions via mail.\nSubmit only work that has not been previously published (in print or online).\nWe gladly accept simultaneous submissions. If another magazine accepts your work for publication\, please advise us and withdraw your piece immediately.\nWe do not charge for submissions\, with the exception of our annual contests\, which also come with a one-year print subscription.\nFiction and creative non-fiction: up to 3500 words\, double spaced.\nPoetry: up to 5 poems\, submitted in a single doc file\, with each poem starting on a new page.\nSubmit all work in 12-point font\, Times New Roman preferred.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-room-magazine-seeking-submissions-exploring-the-theme-of-bodies/
LOCATION:Room Magazine\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240104T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240104T170000
DTSTAMP:20260421T234218
CREATED:20231223T182617Z
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SUMMARY:P - Magma Poetry Seeking Submissions about: Performance
DESCRIPTION:Performance\nAll the world’s a stage\, and all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances; and one man in his time plays many parts. – from Shakespeare’s As You Like It \nWhile broadly defined\, there are many unique layers to Magma 89’s theme of Performance. For instance\, there are gendered\, and erotic undertones. Hermann Hesse decried: \nHow much have you lied! A thousand times\, even in your poems and books\, you have played the harmonious man\, the wise man\, the happy\, the enlightened man… \nCan poems explore the rawness and fragility of that\, and the different anxieties and pressures that certain notions of performance bring? \nOr else\, when does playing a role\, or having a mask\, become erotically charged? Who are we performing for and why? What does it mean to put on a show? When is being seen and watched consensual or unsafe? \nOf course\, at first glance\, readers might think Magma’s Performance issue applies mainly to poets who have a specific style of poem or personality: slam poetry\, being in the ‘spotlight’. We welcome submissions that want to celebrate and experiment with that – in style\, content or form. \nOr they might want to challenge what performance means for poetry entirely. Is there a difference between ‘performance poetry’ and ‘other types’? What changes if poems are written specifically with the intention of connecting with a live audience? What about different kinds of artistic performance: from theatre to music to dance to circus? \nThese few lines by Shakespeare offer up questions not just for performers\, but for people too. How have poets wrestled with authenticity and pretence? When do we switch between roles\, contexts and identities? \nA final lingering question for us is this: if all the world’s a stage\, then where is the backstage? \nWhat happens when there’s no one to perform for\, when no one is watching\, when everybody has gone home? Who are we then? \nWe look forward to reading your poems. \nHOW TO SUBMIT \n\nThe submissions window for ‘Performance’ is open 4th December 2023 – 4th January 2024\nWe welcome poems that have not been previously published\, either in print or online.\nWe accept simultaneous submissions\, but please withdraw your submission or contact us if it is accepted for publication somewhere else first.\nYou may submit up to 4 previously unpublished poems (poem + translation counts as one poem):\n\nONLINE via Submittable in a single Word or PDF document\,
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/p-magma-poetry-seeking-submissions-about-performance/
LOCATION:Magma Poetry
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PFN - All My Relations Seeking Submissions on Theme of Resistance
DESCRIPTION:All My Relations Volume 6 is an art and lit\, online and printed magazine\, exploring the theme of “resistance.” This volume is open to racially and ethnically marginalized\, gender variant\, and disabled creatives only\, in consideration of the theme. Own voices only\, please.\nWe are looking for honest pieces reflecting on resistance\, either internal or external\, how your ancestors may have resisted\, or musings on alternate universes where people are given the space and abundance to come as they are without having to resist or face adversity. We are looking for pieces that honor your experience\, honor your journey\, imagine the absence of otherization\, and/or aid in communal healing. \nWe are not looking for graphic or traumatic stories or dark fictional pieces written for shock value. We do not require that you center your or your relations’ traumas. And we are not interested in the single story of harm and suffering. \nSubmissions are open and will close when we have reached 100 pages of content or January 1\, 2024\, whichever comes first. To submit\, fill out our submission form (one piece per entry in the form). Be sure to read all of our guidelines below before submitting. \nBecause our issues do often deal with mature topics\, our publication is open to creatives aged 16+ only.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-all-my-relations-seeking-submissions-on-theme-of-resistance/
LOCATION:All My Relations
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PN - Dorothy Parker's Ashes Seeking Submissions.  Theme: "Panic"
DESCRIPTION:Submissions are restricted to women and gender non-conforming people.\nSubmit.\nPlease submit first-person essays* anytime before the deadline prior to publication date. Please be advised that we reserve the right to edit\, though all edits will be sent to writer before publication for approval. Please feel free to include a suggested title and art but we reserve the right to change the title and choose the art. We do consider previously published essays\, taking into consideration venue\, date\, etc. \nAlthough the essay holds the central role at DPA\, we are open to other genres\, including experimental\, poetry and flash non-fiction\, as long as there is a first-person point of view. \nAll rights are non-exclusive. We do not currently offer payment. We accept no responsibility for anything from libel to hurt feelings. As Anne Lamott says\, “You own everything that happened to you. Tell your stories. If people wanted you to write warmly about them\, they should’ve behaved better.” \nPreferred length. 500 to 2000 words. \nPlease send submissions along with a short bio pasted directly into your email to: info@dorothyparkersashes.com We ask for this to avoid potentially malware-laden attachments. Unless your formatting is a specific design element of your piece\, format should be single space with no paragraph indentation and one extra space between paragraphs.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pn-dorothy-parkers-ashes-panic/
LOCATION:Dorothy Parker’s Ashes
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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UID:3488-1704096000-1704128400@anovelapproach.ca
SUMMARY:N - Canadian Literature: A Quarterly of Criticism and Review Seeking Submissions on How to be at Home in Canada: Placemaking in Indigenous\, Diaspora\, and Settler Texts
DESCRIPTION:Call for Papers — How to be at Home in Canada: Placemaking in Indigenous\, Diaspora\, and Settler Texts\n  \n\nIn the landmark 1997 Delgamuukw land claim brought before the Supreme Court of Canada (Delgamuukw v. British Columbia)\, the Court ruled that traditional Indigenous story was admissible in court as evidence of land ownership\, legitimizing a kind of literary land claim. This special issue of Canadian Literature examines the way literary texts claim space and explore questions of belonging for Indigenous\, diaspora\, and settler populations. \nThe issue will consider narratives from communities in Canada that assert or contest relations between land\, story\, ownership and belonging—whether it be in rural or urban environments\, and in forms as varied as traditional Indigenous stories or hip hop’s practice of paying tribute to home through “reppin’.” Processes of claiming or challenging narratives of belonging are clearly different for Indigenous\, diaspora and settler populations\, since one consists of original inhabitants; another of immigrants with ties to elsewhere; and a third of settler populations who examine an uneasy colonial relationship to the land\, which ultimately contributes to either a sense of national belonging or alienation. Okanagan scholar\, author\, and activist Jeannette Armstrong writes\, “I am claimed and owned by this land\, this Okanagan” (174)\, and her poetry and prose embody that relationship. In Literary Land Claims (2015)\, settler scholar Margery Fee traces how texts use strategies to claim – or problematize the act of claiming – land\, story\, and belonging. How do other populations describe their belonging in territories claimed by Canada? \nBlack scholar Rinaldo Walcott\, in his essay “Towards a Poetics of Black Space(s) in Canada\,” signals the importance of such an undertaking: “It seems that one of the challenges facing contemporary Black Canadian art is to move beyond the discourse of nostalgia for an elsewhere and toward addressing the politics of its present location” (46-7). By centring the politics of the present\, this issue seeks to demonstrate the ways writers address the politics of place through literary land claims. Connecting community to place in the multiple national imaginaries both engenders and demonstrates belonging\, helping us redress systemic racism and assert the right to safe spaces. We will consider the politics of claiming stolen land\, and the ways that class\, race\, cultural practice\, gender\, sexuality\, and disability intersect into questions of territorial belonging\, nationhood\, and connection to place. \nAll papers examining space and place in relation to belonging in Canada are welcome\, in particular those examining questions of race\, cultural practice\, gender\, sexuality and disability. Papers dealing with “third space” or “liminal space” are also encouraged. \nWe particularly encourage submissions from emerging scholars. In an effort to include a wide range of perspectives and approaches\, this issue will include shorter-form submissions combined with longer forms\, and an opportunity for emerging scholars to engage in a mentorship process in implementing editorial comments after the double-anonymized peer-review process. \n\nEDIT: A previous version of the poster for this call includes a typo for the word “Indigenous.” Please note that the link to learn more still works\, but the title of the issue will feature the corrected spelling rather than the misspelling in the previous poster.\n\nSubmission Guidelines \nAll submissions to Canadian Literature must be original\, unpublished work. Essays should follow current MLA bibliographic format (MLA Handbook\, 9th ed.). Word length for articles is 4\,000-8\,000 words\, which includes endnotes and works cited. \nPlease feel free to contact the journal editor\, Christine Kim\, at cl.editor@ubc.ca\, or the special issue guest editors\, Heather Macfarlane (hcm1@queensu.ca)\, Sophie McCall (smccall@sfu.ca) or Basmah Rahman (13bsr@queensu.ca) to discuss ideas ahead of time. Submissions should be uploaded to OJS by the deadline of January 1\, 2024. Our Submission Guidelines can be found at canlit.ca/submissions. General questions about the special issue may be directed to can.lit@ubc.ca. \nPlease limit images accompanying the submission to those receiving substantial attention in the article. Note that contributors are responsible for obtaining permission to reproduce images in their article\, and must pay any permission costs. The journal can provide a sample template for permission requests. Permissions must be cleared before publication. Please send low resolution images (small jpegs)\, in separate attachments. If the article is accepted\, high quality images will be required.1/1/2024) Canadian Literature: A Quarterly of Criticism and Review: How to be at Home in Canada: Placemaking in Indigenous\, Diaspora\, and Settler Texts (N)
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/n-canadian-literature-a-quarterly-of-criticism-and-review-how-to-be-at-home-in-canada-placemaking-in-indigenous-diaspora-and-settler-texts/
LOCATION:Canadian Literature: A Quarterly of Criticism and Review
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:P - Flipped Mitten Press Seeking Submissions for The Body's Experience of Religion Anthology
DESCRIPTION:Submissions\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\nPoetry Collection\n\nWe’re seeking individual poems on The Body’s Experience of Religion. In what ways do we experience religion\, or the loss of religion\, in our bodies? We consider poetry to be almost anything\, so if you have something weird (like a word search that blasts purity culture)\, we’d love to see it. \nWe consider poetry to be almost anything\, so if you have something weird (like a word search that blasts purity culture)\, we’d love to see it. \nWe’re willing to consider previously published work as long as you retain the rights. Just let us know where your work was previously published. \nWe do not charge a reading fee.\n\nPoets will be paid $10 for each poem selected for publication. \nEmail up to 5 poems and a short bio to submissions@flippedmittenpress.com. Put “Submission: Poetry” in the subject of your email. \nDeadline for submissions is January 1\, 2024.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/p-flipped-mitten-press-seeking-submissions-for-the-bodys-experience-of-religion-anthology/
LOCATION:The Body’s Experience of Religion
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:N - Call for Submissions to The Sun's Readers Write. Theme: "Shaving"
DESCRIPTION:Readers Write is a feature in The Sun where readers share their personal writing on a given topic—a unique fixture of the magazine since the section’s inception in 1978. Send us your true story on an upcoming topic\, and if we publish it you’ll receive a complimentary one-year subscription. \nWriting style isn’t as important as thoughtfulness and sincerity\, and topics are intentionally broad to give room for expression and interpretation. \nMaybe your mom taught you how. Maybe your dad. Maybe no one did\, and you’ve got the cuts to prove it. Tell us about an experience shaving\, or choosing not to: for a job interview\, for an intimate affair\, or for a time you tried to reinvent yourself. Get your piece to us in the nick of time\, and remember we only publish true stories in Readers Write. \nTo submit by mail\, send your typed\, double-spaced submission to: \nReaders Write\nThe Sun\n107 N. Roberson St.\nChapel Hill\, NC 27516\n 
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/n-call-for-submissions-to-the-suns-readers-write-theme-shaving/
LOCATION:The Sun Magazine
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PFN - Call for Submissions to Still Point Arts Quarterly.  Theme: "Coffee\, Tea\, Cocoa"
DESCRIPTION:Closes on Monday\, January 1\, 2024 11:59 PM PST (in 29 days) \nCoffee\, Tea\, Cocoa | Journal Submission | Spring 2024 \nAll over the globe\, well-established traditions have developed around the personal and social enjoyment of drinking these soothing\, satisfying\, and borderline addictive beverages. \nStill Point Arts Quarterly is accepting writing submissions (fiction\, creative non-fiction\, essays\, poetry; 5000 words maximum) on the theme Coffee\, Tea\, Cocoa. The deadline for writing submissions is January 1\, 2024. Accepted work will be published in the spring 2024 issue of Still Point Arts Quarterly. Writers will be notified no later than February 15\, 2024. \nDATES AND DEADLINES \nJanuary 1\, 2024 – Submissions Close (Deadline) \nFebruary 15\, 2024 (or earlier) – Notification of Writers \nMarch 1\, 2024 – Still Point Arts Quarterly Spring Issue Released \nGENERAL GUIDELINES AND POLICIES \n\nPlease do not email or call us to ask about the review process or results. We will email you when we have made a decision regarding your submission.\nIf we decide to publish your work\, we will send a writing agreement for your review and signature. Typically we ask for one-time print and digital rights. You may republish your work at any time.\nPlease know that we typically receive well over 100 poetry submissions\, and we accept between 5 and 8. To keep things somewhat orderly\, we limit all writing submissions to one piece per person.\nWe do accept reprints.\nIf we have published your work previously\, we have no waiting period for submitting work again. We’ll gladly accept good writing whenever we receive it.\n\nCategories: Fiction/Nonfiction/Poetry\nFile types: .doc\, .docx\nNumber of Pieces: 1 piece\nAnonymous submissions are not required.\nSimultaneous submissions are allowed.\nReprints are allowed.\nMultiple entries are not allowed.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-call-for-submissions-to-still-point-arts-quarterly-theme-coffee-tea-cocoa/
LOCATION:Still Points Arts Quarterly
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:P - Poemeleon: A Journal of Poetry Seeking Happy Poems
DESCRIPTION:Call for Submissions: Happy Poems \nWhy is it so hard to write a happy poem? Correction: Why is it so hard to write a good happy poem? The lit world is rife with sadness\, anger\, depression\, horror\, fear\, rage\, outrage—the full range of negative emotions. This is of course a natural reaction to the news of the world and in fact just to the dailiness of living. And sure\, there are plenty of writers who bury their head in the sand and write nothing but shallow light verse. That’s not what we are looking for. (But feel free to submit anyway. Who knows?) \nWe instead propose an issue that finds something happy to latch on to\, some ray of hope beaming out from a crack in the steaming pile of dogshit that is the world. For this issue\, we want to see your version of a happy poem. The full range of happy. How do we acknowledge those things that bring us joy\, contentment\, or dare I say\, happiness\, even as the world burns down around us? \nInterpret this as you may. \nWould it make you happy to\, say\, see a certain politician shot from a cannon to the moon? Can you read the newspaper without crying and for a moment contemplate how lucky you are with your hot cup of coffee and someone you care about? Can we all breathe deeply and be in the moment and look for those things that make life worth living? \nHappiness is a complex emotion. Send us your happy poems\, whatever that means to you. Give yourself a brief respite from whatever is ailing you to write some happiness into your life. \nFor ease of acceptance/rejection\, you may submit as many times as you’d like but submit ONLY one poem at a time. \nPlease include a 50 word third-person bio. Cover letter optional. Also optional: If moved to do so\,  include a 50 word contributor statement about the work submitted. (See past issues for examples of what we mean.) \n 
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/p-poemeleon-a-journal-of-poetry-seeking-happy-poems/
LOCATION:Poemeleon
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PF - Workers Write! Literary Journal Seeking Submissions: "Further Tales from the Cubicle"
DESCRIPTION:Further Tales from the Cubicle\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTo celebrate twenty years of bringing you the best in workplace fiction\, we’re returning to our roots. \nIn issue 1\, Tales from the Cubicle\, we chronicled the lives of cubicle workers. In issue 10\, More Tales from the Cubicle\, we took a peak to see if life on the cube farm had changed after ten years. Now\, we want to know how the pandemic has affected office workers. \nIssue 20 of Workers Write! will be Further Tales from the Cubicle and will contain fiction and poems from the office worker’s point of view – we’re especially interested to see how the home office has taken on a new meaning because of Covid and what it’s been like for those of us who have returned to the annoying commutes and communal bathrooms. \nDrop us a line if you have questions. \nThe deadline for submissions is:\nDec. 31\, 2023 \nSubmit your stories via e-mail to: submission@workerswritejournal.com\, or send a hard copy to: \nBlue Cubicle Press\nP.O. Box 250382\nPlano\, TX 75025-0382 \nWord count: 500 to 5\,000 words\nPayment: Between $5 and $50 (depending on length and rights requested). We do consider previously published material.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pf-workers-write-literary-journal-seeking-submissions-further-tales-from-the-cubicle/
LOCATION:Workers Write! Literary Journal
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PFN - Call for Submissions to Exposition Review. Theme: "Pop"
DESCRIPTION:Every issue has a theme from which writers and artists can draw inspiration. We encourage those who submit to think outside the box; we look for stories that fit the theme yet make us think about it in different ways; we want work that satisfies and challenges traditional forms of storytelling. \nThe theme for our ninth annual issue is “POP!” \nRead more about how to submit below! \nPOP!: \nWhether it’s a bang from a child squeezing a balloon too tightly\, the disgusting ooze of a burst pimple\, or a hit song that sets hips swaying\, “POP!” demands a reaction. \nIt conjures sweet and bubbly memories\, like popping beers and popcorn while rooting for pop flies at the ballpark—perhaps with your Pops. It describes music and art and culture\, as well as colors and flavors and comic-book sound effects. \nBut “POP!” can also pack a punch. Balloons pop when the air pressure inside becomes stronger than the material containing it—a violent return to equilibrium when force is unevenly distributed. \nFor Vol. IX\, we’re seeking that surprise inherent in a “POP!” and the conflict that arises from it\, characters and ideas that burst off the page\, in language that crackles and snaps. \nSubmissions for Vol. IX will be open September 15–December 31.\nAll work is read and given fair consideration by our editorial staff. Guidelines for individual genres are as follows: \n\nFiction. Short stories and stand-alone novel excerpts up to 5\,000 words.\nFlash Fiction. Up to three pieces of flash or microfiction. Each piece should be no more than 1\,000 words; there is no minimum word count. The shorter\, the better!\nNonfiction. Memoir\, personal essays\, and creative nonfiction up to 5\,000 words.\nPoetry. Up to three poems of any form and in traditional or experimental styles. Translations are accepted as well.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-call-for-submissions-to-exposition-review-theme-pop/
LOCATION:Exposition Review
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PFN - In The Mood Magazine Seeking Submissions on the Theme: Hometown
DESCRIPTION:Surprise us\nSubmissions open\nSubmissions are OPEN for In The Mood Magazine Issue 9: HOMETOWN! We’re looking for writing about film\, TV\, and pop culture related to your hometown—however you may define it. These could be films shot or set in your town\, state/province\, or country. Or maybe it’s a town you’ve always identified with\, an invented hometown\, or a hometown hero. \n– Theme: HOMETOWN\n‍– Deadline: December 31st\, 2023\n‍– Word count: 1\,000 words max for features\, 300 words max for Film Diaries\n– Honorarium: $30 CAD for features\, $20 CAD for Film Diaries \n???? Some ideas for inspiration:\n‍\n‍– Cities pretending to be others (Vancouver as L.A.\, Toronto as New York)\n– Films set in your hometown\, school\, or workplace (What do they get right/wrong? How does it affect the town’s reputation?)\n– Hometown heroes (stars or filmmakers from your hometown\, what the hometown thinks of them) or celebrities that went to your school\n– Movies that were big in your hometown (Phantom of the Paradise in Winnipeg\, Bon Cop/Bad Cop in Ottawa)\n– Imaginary hometowns (In the Mouth of Madness\, Pleasantville)\n– Films about places you wish were your hometown\n– Film/TV production hotspots (Atlanta\, New York\, Vancouver\, Toronto)
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-in-the-mood-magazine-seeking-submissions-on-the-theme-hometown/
LOCATION:In The Mood Magazine
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PFN - Call for Submissions to The Muleskinner Journal.  Theme: Glitches
DESCRIPTION:Submissions for Journal Nine are OPEN!\nOur Theme is GLITCHES…\nNo.  That’s not a mistake. \nFor journal nine we are looking for poems and stories about glitches.\nAlso\,\nhitches\, mishaps\, misprints\, snafus\, snags\, drawbacks\, stumbling blocks\, weak links\, problems\, hindrances\, obstacles\, monkey wrenches\, grit in the gears\, ants at the picnic\, ants in the pants\, the inappropriate aunt at the family gathering\, hurdles\, hiccups\, forgetting to unmute\, the coffee stain right before the interview\, the faux pas during the interview\, the faux pas whenever\, painting yourself in a corner\, rain delays\, auto-correct\, and flies in the ointment.\nWe want your best laid plans gone awry.\nWe want your glitches in the matrix.\nWe want glitches causing stitches and glitches putting you in stitches.\nWe want the glitch that doesn’t matter and the glitch that matters most.  We want hubris and humility and preparation and recovery. We want glitches causing unexpected joy. \nLet us deal with your glitches.\nOur Journal Nine motto: watch your step.\nOur Journal Nine inspiration: the pump don’t work cause the vandals took the handle!\nSubmission for Journal Nine: GLITCHES will close on December 31\, 2023 (that’s not a misprint) \nWhat we are looking for…\nMuleskinner Journal accepts previously unpublished work only. Please use the following word counts to select a category to submit. Send no more than one piece at a time\, except where noted. Please submit in only one category at a time. \n\n\nMicro-Fiction:  25-50 words (1-3 pieces at a time) \n\n\nFlash: max. 1000 words each (1-3 pieces at a time) \n\n\nShort Story/excerpts from longer work: max. 3000 words \n\n\nCreative Nonfiction: (max. 3000 words) \n\n\nPoetry: Any length or form. (1-3 pieces at a time) \n\n\nWe look for writing of all kinds that uses skill\, wit\, and determination to deliver the goods.  We accept and publish poetry\, short fiction\, flash fiction\, micro-fiction\, short scripts\, excerpts from longer works\, memoir\, criticism\, craft essays\, artwork\, journalism\, and shopping lists. \n We don’t care who you are\, as long as you are the author of what you submit.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-call-for-submissions-to-the-muleskinner-journal-theme-glitches/
LOCATION:The Muleskinner Journal
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:P - Last Stanza Poetry Journal Seeking Submissions. Theme: "Companions"
DESCRIPTION:Callout for submissions for Last Stanza Poetry Journal Issue #15\n\n\nThe theme for Issue #15 is: Companions. Companions take on many forms—human\, animal\, object\, or ideas and memories. Some are loved\, some are hated or do us harm. Some are with us now\, others are lost to time\, circumstances\, death. The artist for this issue will be the accomplished and imaginative Ira Upin. \nThe deadline is December 31st\, 2023. No poems will be read prior to December 1st\, and notifications of acceptances will be sent to poets throughout December. As with every issue\, poems submitted do not need to follow the prompt/theme. A single $100 award will be given for an outstanding poem. There is never a reading fee. An interview with the prize winner will be published in the same issue (optional). \nPoems can be any style\, but preferably non-rhyming. Submit up to three poems\, each no longer than 64 lines\, to laststanza@outlook.com as a single Word document or within the body of your email. All proceeds from the sale of LSPJ are used to purchase copies for libraries and for the editor’s choice award\, so there is no budget for author copies. Published poems will be considered for a Pushcart Prize nomination. Authors retain all rights to their poems. Reprints are rarely accepted\, and if the poem has been previously published\, please credit the prior publication.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/p-last-stanza-poetry-journal-seeking-submissions-theme-companions/
LOCATION:Last Stanza Poetry Journal
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PFN - The Mobile Library Magazine Seeking Submissions on the Theme of Memory
DESCRIPTION:This year\, Volume 3 will explore the theme of memory with Issue 4 seeking work that explores memories\, moments\, and experiences of seniority. Themes include\, but are not limited to–family\, self-realization\, and legacy. Literature of various forms (poetry\, short stories\, journal\, essays\, etc.) accepted.\n\n\n\n\n\nSubmitting to The Mobile Library is Free. (If you are selected and would like a print copy\, the fee is $15. The magazine contains your work\, a transcript from our podcast\, and artist interview/studio visit feature. The $15 fee covers the cost of jurying\, designing\, and printing submitted work. Thank you for choosing to submit to The Aerogramme Center for Arts and Culture!)\nDeadline December 24\, 2023\nInquires\, email info@aerogramme.org. (Do not send your work to this email address\, it will not be accepted).\n\n\n\n  \nGuidelines for Writers:\n\n\n\n\nSubmit 5 written works\nYour application must include a resume/cv\, biography\, and statement of interest in .PDF format.\nText must be in .PDF format\nFiles must be labeled (Last Name_First Name_Title of work.pdf)
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-the-mobile-library-magazine-swking-submissions-on-the-theme-of-memory/
LOCATION:The Mobile Library Magazine
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PFN - Call for Submissions to inScribe: Journal of Creative Writing.  Theme: "City"
DESCRIPTION:inScribe\n \n\n\n\nJOURNAL OF CREATIVE WRITING\n\n\n\nWe accept original submissions of short fiction in any genre (up to 3500 words)\, both formal and free verse poetry (up to 50 lines) as well as works of creative nonfiction (up to 3500 words). \nISSUE 07 // THEME: CITY \nWhat is a City to you? A holiday destination? A treasure trove of art and culture? A hotbed of sin and vice? Whether as a particular setting or a symbol of something more\, the idea of the City is bound to set the imagination running\, giving rise to a diverse range of writing for our next issue. We can’t wait to read your work! \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nJOURNAL SUBMISSION GUIDELINES:\n​​ \n\n\nTo be considered for publication\, your work must be submitted via our online submission form\, here: https://fs20.formsite.com/john1420/zg9d1wbpmu/index \n\n\nThe submission form will ask you to attach your work as a Microsoft Word document. No other file types will be read by our editing team. \n\n\nPlease ensure the attached file bears the same name as the title of your work and that it does not contain your name or identify you in any way. \n\n\nWe ask that you format your submission using a plain\, size 12pt font (e.g. Arial\, Calibri or Times New Roman) with 1.5 line spacing. \n\n\nIn preparing your work for submission\, take note of any advertised themes for our up-coming editions. \n\n\nBe sure to edit and proofread your work thoroughly prior to sending it to inScribe. \n\n\nYou may submit as many works as you like\, but please complete a separate submission form for each title (also bear in mind that sending multiple works does not automatically improve your chances of publication – quality over quantity is far more important). \n\n\nBe sure to observe the maximum length of 3\,500 words per story (fiction and non-fiction) and 50 lines per individual poem.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-inscribe-journal-of-creative-writing-theme-city/
LOCATION:inScribe Journal of Creative Writing
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PN - Call for Submissions to Friends Journal. Theme: "Prayer and Healing"
DESCRIPTION:Prayer and Healing\n\n\n\nEnds on Mon\, Dec 18\, 2023 11:59 PM \n\n\n\nOur March 2024 issue will look at prayer and healing. There are some historical traditions—George Fox’s long-suppressed Book of Miracles comes to mind—but also personal testimonies recounted in Quaker journals. There are stories of Friends who seemed to be able to sense unanswered prayers and respond to spiritually threatening situations out of a kind of instinct. There have been traditions of healing dating back at least to the time Fox reportedly brought someone back to life after a fall from a horse broke their neck. \nWhat do we moderns think of such tales? What is prayer and how does it work? Do we pray to or for something? What does it mean to hold someone in the Light and is that the same or different than prayer? \nMany Friends work in healing. We treat bodies as doctors and nurses\, treat minds as therapists\, and treat souls in pastoral work or as hospice workers. How does prayer and healing work in these settings? \nModern life has given us much that needs prayer and healing. How do we heal from gun violence? Domestic violence? What about from war and our seemingly constant witness of state-sponsored brutalities? How do we address the mental health\, especially of young people\, especially after the trauma of the pandemic and lockdown isolation? How do Friends use techniques\, such as art\, poetry\, or sacred chant for healing? More pragmatically\, how do meetings come together to provide pastoral and spiritual care for Friends and neighbors under distress? \nFast Facts \n\nFeatures run 1200-2500 words.\nSubmissions close December 18\, 2023.\nQuestions? Email editors@friendsjournal.org\n\nLearn more general information at Friendsjournal.org/submissions.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/p-dmq-review-seeking-prose-poems/
LOCATION:Friends Journal
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:P - DMQ Review Seeking Prose Poems
DESCRIPTION:SUBMISSIONS\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n\n\n\n\nSUBMIT YOUR DARLINGS! \nPoetry Guidelines: Submissions now OPEN for PROSE POEMS only through December 10\, 2023. Please include up to THREE unpublished prose poems in one document\, one poem per page\, each poem 500 words or less. Reading our current prose poem issue is the best way to determine if your work might be right for us. But FIRST: please make sure you know what a prose poem is. \nSubmissions are open until midnight December 10\, 2023\, PDT. \nSubmit your best work early. DMQ Review reserves the right to close submissions when capacity is reached.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/p-dmq-review-seeking-prose-poems-2/
LOCATION:DMQ Review
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:N - Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society Seeking Submissions on the Theme: Lesbian Studies\, Now
DESCRIPTION:Call for Papers: Lesbian Studies\, Now\n \nIn the contemporary cultural imagination\, lesbian feminism holds all of mid-twentieth-century feminism’s highest aspirations and its worst mistakes. The figure of the lesbian looms large in the ever-present nostalgia for second-wave feminism and the early years of women’s studies\, in eulogies to shuttered bars and bookstores\, and in the promises and perils of butch-femme couplings and gender aesthetics that have been hailed as the precursor to contemporary gender nonconformity. Such longings are often met with critique\, wherein lesbian separatism marks a supposedly quaint experiment that was ruined by its insistent whiteness and gender essentialism. \nFeminist scholarship mirrors this simultaneous disavowal and embrace of the lesbian. Lesbian studies is frequently offered as a question rather than a field of study\, so that feminist and queer theorists alike recursively ask: whither lesbian studies? And yet\, lesbian feminist studies are encountering a kind of revival: at the cutting edge of feminist theoretical\, historical\, ethnographic\, and social scientific scholarship is work that centers lesbian literary and cultural productions\, spaces\, aesthetics and icons\, relationships and kinship formations\, and historical epochs in feminist history. Lesbian feminist theory remains at the core of feminist theory curricula; lesbian feminists remain at the heart of feminist action across geography and period; and scholarly work about lesbians proliferates in and across the disciplines. \nWe understand the struggle to articulate a shared vision of lesbian feminism and lesbian feminist theory as a sign of the vitality of lesbian political life and of the continued urgency of feminism as a tool to confront the cataclysmic realities of the present. Whereas women’s and gender studies has recently embraced rage as a distinctly feminist affect\, we suggest confrontation as the heart of lesbian affective life\, culture\, and strategy. We use this special issue to stage and unfold the debates that mark the field as active\, contested\, and very much alive. \nWe invite rigorously interdisciplinary submissions on gender nonconformity\, family-building\, aesthetics\, performance and cultural production\, political actors and political ideologies\, academic feminisms and institutional life\, languages and literatures\, lesbian presences across feminist and queer historical epochs\, humor\, erotics\, nostalgia\, grief\, trans* lesbianisms\, domesticity\, dramas\, infighting\, limitations\, and revolutionary fervor. Submissions may address these and other questions: \n\nWhat is at stake in claiming “lesbian” as an identity\, as a politics\, and/or as an analytic? How does the figure of “the lesbian” circulate in debates about identity?\nWhat is the work of mourning\, grief\, nostalgia\, and disavowal with respect to the figure of the lesbian in feminist history and theory?\nHow does lesbian—as an analytic\, a theory\, a way of being—figure\, or what tools does lesbian offer\, in a post-Roe world? In the twilight of American empire? In the context of climate apocalypse? In the ongoing threat of viral pandemics?\nWhat strategies do histories of lesbian lifeways and/or new modes of lesbian living provide for thinking survival\, resistance\, and revolution?\nWhat pressure or insight does lesbian studies exert\, or what insights does it offer\, in relationship to disability studies? Black/ethnic studies? Trans* studies? Where does lesbian studies live within the academy?\nWhat promises\, delights\, surprises\, and investments attach to the lesbian today\, and how might we harness these affective intensities? In other words\, what does/can lesbian feminism do\, now?\n\nSigns particularly encourages transdisciplinary and transnational essays that address substantive feminist questions\, debates\, and controversies without employing disciplinary or academic jargon. We seek essays that are passionate\, strongly argued\, and willing to take risks. \nPlease submit full manuscripts electronically through Signs’s Editorial Manager system at http://signs.edmgr.com. Manuscripts must conform to the guidelines for submission available at http://signsjournal.org/for-authors/author-guidelines/.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/n-signs-journal-of-women-in-culture-and-society-seeking-submissions-on-the-theme-lesbian-studies-now/
LOCATION:Signs Journal
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PF - the minison zine Seeking Submissions on the Theme: "Hearth and Home"
DESCRIPTION:the minison zine Submissions\n\n\n\n\n\nthe minison zine only publishes closed-form poetry. \nWe encourage submissions of minimal sonnets and the related minison poetry forms but we also now accept closed-form poetry of any kind\, including haikus\, sestinas\, pantoums\, and\, of course\, traditional sonnets. \n\nWHAT WE ACCEPT\n\n\n\nAny Closed Form Poetry (What is closed form poetry?)\nMinisons – single\, plural\, visual\, conceptual\, long-form (eg. 14 lines\, 14 letters per line)\, mystical\, natural\, emoji\, translations\, or anything at all that encapsulates the spirit of a minimal sonnet! If you are still a bit confused\, give our issue zero a quick peruse!\nSimultaneous Submissions – but please let us know immediately if your work has been accepted elsewhere!\n\n\n\n\nGuidelines\n\nPoetry should be previously unpublished.\n\nAttach up to 3 pieces in a single .DOC\, or .DOCX format. (If we cannot read your piece we will automatically reject it.)\nEach poem should begin on a new page.\n\n\n\n\nWe do not accept AI submissions.\nWe do not accept submissions that contain graphic sexual content\, gratuitous violence/gore\, or work that is racist\, xenophobic\, homophobic\, transphobic\, misogynistic\, or ableist.\nCopyright for your work remains with you. We do ask however\, that contributors credit The Minison Project if their work is republished after first appearing in our issues\, and we reserve the right to republish your work in future collections.\nThe Minison Project does not charge fees to submit poems to the magazine.\nWe are currently an unpaying market\, but we do promote contributor work on our social media platforms.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pf-the-minison-zine-seeking-submission-on-the-theme-hearth-and-home/
LOCATION:the minison zine
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PFN - Young Ravens Literary Review Seeking Submissions on the Theme of Gravity
DESCRIPTION:Issue 19 Call for Submissions: Gravity\n\nIn Issue 19\, we are exploring the theme of gravity. We are inspired by poet Marianne Moore: “I am governed by the pull of the sentence as the pull of fabric is governed by gravity.” \nIdeas we would love to see explored include: \n\nShare the gravity of a moment\, however brief\, but heavy with meaning and shape in your life.\n\n\nHave you ever dreamed of flying? Where would you fly if you woke up weightless one day?\n\n\nIs it impossible/possible for us to escape the gravity of our species? Our profound effects on each other\, and the planet?\n\n\nHow do words hold gravity over you? Which words or phrases hold\, or have held\, the most power over you?\n\n\nHow do you escape the gravity of loss in your own life? What frees you\, if only for awhile?\n\n\nHow can we transcend the gravity of emotion binding heart\, mind\, and body?\n\n  \nSubmission Guidelines: \nWe accept fiction\, nonfiction\, and poetry of all flavors\, from free verse to found. \nAll texts should use 12-point New Roman font and be double spaced. Poetry may be single spaced. Text file attachments may be submitted in .doc\, .docx\, or .rtf. \n\nFiction and Nonfiction: Entries should not exceed ten pages in length. Limit of 2 entries per submission. \n\n\nPoetry: Limit of 5 poems per submission. \n\nDo not submit to more than 2 categories at the same time. \nPlease include proper MLA citations for all quotations. \nPlease note that we do not accept previously published work or AI generated material\, and neither are we interested in profanity\, gratuitous violence\, or erotic material. However\, we do accept material that was published on personal blogs and personal online art portfolios.  \nElectronic submissions:  \n\nSend all submissions to youngravensliteraryreview@gmail.com.\n\n\nSpecify your submission genre and name in the subject line of the email. Example: Poetry Submission – Anna Jones\n\n\nAdditional identifying information should be in the body of the email\, including a brief author bio (50-100 words) and contact information.\n\n\nPlease do not include any identifying information in your attachment or your works will not be considered for publication.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-young-ravens-literary-review-seeking-submissions-on-the-theme-of-gravity/
LOCATION:Young Ravens Literary Review
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:P - Call for Submissions to Under the Radar Magazine Theme: "Sound"
DESCRIPTION:SUBMISSION GUIDELINES\nWe especially welcome submissions of new work by writers from diverse backgrounds who have been traditionally under-represented in literature and publishing\, and actively encourage women\, writers of colour\, LGBTQ+\, Disabled\, D/deaf\, and low-income writers to consider sending us their work. \nWe welcome submissions of poetry and short fiction to Under the Radar magazine\, but please take note of the following guidelines and our open submissions dates. \n• Please only submit previously unpublished work. \n• Send up to six poems. \n• We accept submissions from anywhere in the world. \n• We do advise you familiarise yourself with the magazine first before sending your poems – you can buy a single issue or subscription here\, and your support helps to keep the magazine in print:Under the Radar magazine (ninearchespress.com) \n• All submissions must be made online through our Submittable portal during our open submission dates (see opposite). Please contact us if you are not able to access Submittable online to arrange alternative method of submission. Please do not otherwise send your work to the Nine Arches Press email or postal addresses. \n• To send your submission\, please visit: www.ninearchespress.com/magazine.html \n• November poetry submission windows are themed; please send work that responds thematically in compelling and surprising ways. The connection to the theme can be interpreted freely and does not need to be obvious\, so we encourage you to keep it curious! \n• Please do not make multiple submissions by sending work you have also simultaneously submitted to other magazines\, competitions or publications\, or by sending us further work to consider before we have responded to your first submission. In addition\, please do not submit and then withdraw work once submitted. \n• Please include a cover letter with your full postal address\, as well as a short biographical note (in the third person of no more than 50 words). \n• Unfortunately\, we are not able to offer payment for poems or short stories selected for publication in the magazine but we do send a complimentary copy of the magazine and offer discounts on subscription for featured writers. 10 free magazine subscriptions for low income writers who do not currently have a subscription to the magazine are made available annually every September. \n• To ensure plenty of variety\, we do not feature the same poets in consecutive issues. Please allow at least six months before submitting to the magazine again if we have published some of your poems in the most recent issue. \n• We receive a high volume of submissions. Please allow at least 12 weeks from the close of the submissions window for our reply. We always respond to every submission.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/p-call-for-submissions-to-under-the-radar-magazine-theme-sound/
LOCATION:Under the Radar Magazine
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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