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SUMMARY:N - The Letter Review Prize for Nonfiction
DESCRIPTION:Nonfiction’s popularity is soaring due to the ever increasing demands of voracious readers who are hungry for content which is highly relevant to their interests. There’s never been a better time to be a nonfiction author\, or a more exciting time to publish nonfiction. Letter Review connects writers with the vast number of people in search of fresh nonfiction content. \nNonfiction is a broad category: we’ve all been enchanted by the spell of a compelling piece of nonfiction in one of its many evolving forms. The Letter Review Prize welcomes all forms of nonfiction including: Memoir\, journalism\, essay (including personal essay)\, fictocriticism\, creative nonfiction\, travel\, nature\, opinion\, and many other permutations. \nAny and all works which convey information about the real world are welcome. Nonfiction may inform\, it may persuade\, explore\, or divulge. It takes the shape of both anecdote and empirical observation. The inclusion of information which the author knows to be untrue or fictional is discouraged in this genre: but subjective conclusions are certainly encouraged. \nNonfiction competitions represent a wonderful opportunity for emerging writers to demonstrate their ability and secure publication. They also offer established writers an exciting arena in which to showcase new work and build their reputations. \nLetter Review believes in the power of literature\, and in the importance and magic of new writing. \nThe top three winning entries are declared the Winners\, and share equally in the Prize pool of $1000 USD. Each Winner’s entry is published\, accompanied by its own attractive original commissioned artwork. Additionally\, there is a high likelihood the Winners will be included in the Letter Review Anthology. To recognize the extraordinary talent of the writers who do not place in the top three\, twenty entries will be longlisted\, and ten shortlisted. Offering further opportunities for writers\, all entries are considered for publication. \nTo raise the visibilty of our writers\, Winners are considered for submission to the Pushcart Prize\, other prestigious anthologies such as Best of the Net\, and our end of year anthology. \nThe Letter Review Prize is judged blind to ensure all entrants including emerging and diverse writers\, along with established writers\, have an equal chance of success. We do not assign entries to anonymous readers: Every entry is personally read by our highly qualified Judges. Winners are widely promoted on our social media channels (FB 34\,000 members) and at our website (50\,000 monthly visitors). Letter Review is a proud member of the international Community of Literary Magazines and Presses\, and we adhere to the CLMP Contest Code of Ethics. \nRead our wonderful previous winning entries by clicking here. \nRead inspiring comments from our community about the life changing impact of the Prize here.\nHow To Enter \n\nWe are seeking entries between 0 – 5000 words.\nThe Prize is open to anyone\, from anywhere in the world.\nThere are no restrictions: all nonfiction entries welcome.\nIt costs $20 USD to enter one submission\, $35 to enter two (save $5)\, and $45 to enter three (save $15).\nPlease include a short biography (suitable for publication) of less than 200 words in the Cover Letter section.\nInclude a synopsis or abstract of less than 300 words which clearly summarises the content of your submission including your conclusion (don’t leave any surprises please).\nEnsure the file name of your document is only the title of your entry. Do not include your name inside your entry document or in the file name as the Prize is judged blind.\nYou may enter as many times as you wish.\nNo AI generated content please.\nThe judges will be Ol James and Kita Das.\nFormat: Submit entry (or entries) in a single document\, written in English. The entry must be original work. No translations please.\nYour entry must be entirely original\, unpublished\, and free from any claims by other parties. No ‘retellings’ or contemporizations. You must be the sole author of the work.\nEntrants will receive automatic confirmation via email after entry.\nSimultaneous submissions are allowed. If selected for the Longlist you will have 72 hours in which to confirm your entry remains unpublished (we will contact you).\nYou may submit work that has been awarded elsewhere\, as long as no part of it has been published.\nIf you decide to publish your entry elsewhere\, please withdraw from our Prize.\nTerms and Conditions.\nPrize entry fees may be tax deductible (speak to your accountant).\nThe Letter Review Prize offers monetary awards to the winners\, and also enhances their public profile\, increasing the odds of further publication\, and lifting careers to new zeniths. The Letter Review Prize is a career-launching laurel.\nEnter via Submittable using the form below. No entries via post please. Click here for a guide to using Submittable.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/n-the-letter-review-prize-for-nonfiction/
LOCATION:Letter Review
CATEGORIES:Contest
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SUMMARY:P - The Letter Review Prize for Poetry
DESCRIPTION:Poetry is one of the most ancient and revered forms of creative expression\, stretching back to the dawn of literature. \nPoets have utilized their talents in innumerable ways: to express the personal and political\, to chip away at the ineffable\, to conjure the sublime\, and to delve into the most intimate and puzzling elements of the human experience. \nPoetry regularly undergoes thrilling evolutions and permutations\, often mirroring emerging social movements\, as poets seek to reimagine the form afresh for their age. Society frequently turns to poetry to understand itself. \nExcitingly\, poets are now more popular than ever\, in part due to the explosion of poetry in the digital sphere. The shorter form\, consumable in a single sitting\, being ideal for the fast paced demands of contemporary audiences. \nPoetry competitions represent a wonderful opportunity for emerging writers to demonstrate their ability and secure publication. They offer established writers an exciting arena in which to showcase new work and build their reputations. We believe in poetry\, in literature\, and in the importance and magic of new writing. \nThe top three winning entries are declared the Winners\, and share equally in the Prize pool of $800 USD. Each Winner’s entry is published\, accompanied by its own attractive original commissioned artwork. There is a high likelihood the Winners will be included in the Letter Review Anthology. To recognize the extraordinary talent of the writers who do not place in the top three\, twenty entries will be longlisted\, and ten shortlisted. Offering further opportunities for writers\, all entries are considered for publication. \nTo raise the visibilty of our writers\, Winners are considered for submission to the Pushcart Prize\, other prestigious anthologies such as Best of the Net\, and our end of year anthology. \nThe Letter Review Prize is judged blind to ensure all entrants including emerging and diverse writers\, along with established writers\, have an equal chance of success. We do not assign entries to anonymous readers: Every entry is personally read by our highly qualified Judges. Winners are widely promoted on our social media channels (FB 34\,000 members) and at our website (50\,000 monthly visitors). Letter Review is a proud member of the international Community of Literary Magazines and Presses\, and we adhere to the CLMP Contest Code of Ethics. \nRead our wonderful previous winning entries by clicking here. \nRead inspiring comments from our community about the life changing impact of the Prize here.  \nHow To Enter \n\nWe are seeking poems up to 70 lines.\nThe Prize is open to anyone\, from anywhere in the world.\nThere are no style or subject restrictions: all poems welcome.\nIt costs $15 USD to enter one poem\, $27 to enter two (save $3)\, and $35 to enter three (save $10).\nPlease include a short biography (suitable for publication) of less than 200 words in the Cover Letter section.\nEnsure the file name of your document is only the title of your entry. Do not include your name inside your entry document or in the file name as the Prize is judged blind.\nYou may enter as many times as you wish.\nThe judges will be Ol James and Kita Das.\nFormat: If submitting multiple poems\, please submit all poems together as a single document. Original works only: No translations. Submissions must be primarily written in English. Any non English phrases should be accompanied by a translation. The author must own the copyright to every part of the poem. Very light quotation from another work is acceptable at the submission stage.\nYour entry must be unpublished\, and free from any claims by other parties. You must be the sole author of the work. No ‘retellings’ or contemporizations.\nNo AI generated content please.\nEntrants will receive automatic confirmation via email after entry.\nSimultaneous submissions are allowed. If selected for the Longlist you will have 72 hours in which to confirm your entry remains unpublished (we will contact you).\nYou may submit work that has been awarded elsewhere\, as long as no part of it has been published.\nIf you decide to publish your entry elsewhere\, please withdraw from our Prize.\nTerms and Conditions.\nPrize entry fees may be tax deductible (speak to your accountant).\nThe Letter Review Prize offers monetary awards to the Winners\, and also enhances their public profile\, increasing the odds of further publication\, and lifting careers to new zeniths. The Letter Review Prize is a career-launching laurel.\nEnter via Submittable using the form below. No entries via post please. Click here for a guide to using Submittable.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/p-the-letter-review-prize-for-poetry/
LOCATION:Letter Review
CATEGORIES:Contest
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SUMMARY:F - The Letter Review Prize for Short Fiction
DESCRIPTION:Short Fiction is one of the most enduring and revered forms of storytelling. No wonder its popularity is currently soaring. \n\n\n\n\nShort Fiction competitions represent a wonderful opportunity for emerging writers to demonstrate their ability and secure publication. They also offer established writers an exciting arena in which to showcase new work. \nLetter Review believes in the power of literature\, and in the importance and magic of new writing. \nThe top three winning entries are declared the Winners\, and share equally in the Prize pool of $1000 USD. Each Winner’s entry is published\, accompanied by its own attractive original commissioned artwork. There is a high likelihood the Winners will be included in the Letter Review Anthology. To recognize the extraordinary talent of the writers who do not place in the top three\, twenty entries will be longlisted\, and ten shortlisted. Offering further opportunities for writers\, all entries are considered for publication. \nTo raise the visibility of our writers\, Winners are considered for submission to the Pushcart Prize\, other prestigious anthologies such as Best of the Net\, and our end of year anthology. \nThe Letter Review Prize is judged blind to ensure all entrants including emerging and diverse writers\, along with established writers\, have an equal chance of success. We do not assign entries to anonymous readers: Every entry is personally read by our highly qualified Judges. Winners are widely promoted on our social media channels (FB 34\,000 members) and at our website (50\,000 monthly visitors). Letter Review is a proud member of the international Community of Literary Magazines and Presses\, and we adhere to the CLMP Contest Code of Ethics. \nRead our wonderful previous winning entries by clicking here. \nRead inspiring comments from our community about the life changing impact of the Prize here.  \nHow To Enter \n\nWe are seeking entries between 0 – 5000 words.\nThe Prize is open to anyone\, from anywhere in the world.\nThere are no theme or genre restrictions: all entries welcome.\nIt costs $20 USD to enter one submission\, $35 to enter two (save $5)\, and $45 to enter three (save $15).\nPlease include a short biography (suitable for publication) of less than 200 words in the Cover Letter section.\nEnsure the file name of your document is only the title of your entry. Do not include your name inside your entry document or in the file name as the Prize is judged blind.\nYou may enter as many times as you wish.\nNo AI generated content please.\nThe judges will be Ol James and Kita Das.\nFormat: Submit entry (or entries) in a single document\, written in English. The entry must be original work. No translations please.\nYour entry must be entirely original\, unpublished\, and free from any claims by other parties. No ‘retellings’ or contemporizations please.\nYou must be the sole author of the work.\nEntrants will receive automatic confirmation via email after entry.\nSimultaneous submissions are allowed. If selected for the Longlist you will have 72 hours in which to confirm your entry remains unpublished (we will contact you).\nYou may submit work that has been awarded elsewhere\, as long as no part of it has been published.\nIf you decide to publish your entry elsewhere\, please withdraw from our Prize.\nTerms and Conditions.\nPrize entry fees may be tax deductible (speak to your accountant).\nThe Letter Review Prize offers monetary awards to the winners\, and also enhances their public profile\, increasing the odds of further publication\, and lifting careers to new zeniths. The Letter Review Prize is a career-launching laurel.\nEnter via Submittable using the form below. No entries via post please. Click here for a guide to using Submittable.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/f-letter-review-prize-for-short-fiction/
LOCATION:Letter Review
CATEGORIES:Contest
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SUMMARY:F - The 2023 Aesthetica Creative Writing Award for Short Fiction
DESCRIPTION:What We’re Looking For\n\n\nThe Creative Writing Award is open to submissions on any theme\, however\, we are particularly interested in works that reflect upon our ever changing world. \nPrevious anthologies have harnessed the power of language to explore an age of unprecedented change and uncertainty. They have expressed complex emotions – telling personal and global stories. Our 2022 shortlisted works connect readers to a profound sense of self as well as their shared humanity: friendships\, fairytales and romantic relationships told in new ways. \nWe are looking for pieces that challenge us – that redefine the parameters of form\, concept and technique. Winning pieces have reflected upon both social and political structures\, human relationships and experiences. They have pushed the boundaries of imagination – providing new possibilities and ideas. To find out more about our shortlist\, view our Success Stories here. \n\nPrizes\n\n£2\,500 for the Winner\nPublication in the Aesthetica Creative Writing Annual\nA Five-Day Course from Arvon\nOne year print subscription to Granta\nOne year digital subscription to Mslexia\nConsultation with Redhammer Management\nSix-Week Writing Short Stories Course from Curtis Brown Creative\n\n\n\nGuidelines\n\nEntries should be no more than 2\,000 words.\nWorks published or entered elsewhere are accepted.\nWe accept works on any theme.\nYou may enter the Award as many times as you wish\, although each work requires a fee and new submission form.\nFor more information\, read our FAQs here or for our refund policy. For further enquiries please email: info@aestheticamagazine.com
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/f-the-2023-aesthetica-creative-writing-award-for-short-fiction/
LOCATION:Aesthetica Magazine
CATEGORIES:Contest
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SUMMARY:P - The 2023 Aesthetica Creative Writing Award for Poetry
DESCRIPTION:What We’re Looking For\n\n\nThe Creative Writing Award is open to submissions on any theme\, however\, we are particularly interested in works that reflect upon our ever changing world. \nPrevious anthologies have harnessed the power of language to explore an age of unprecedented change and uncertainty. They have expressed complex emotions – telling personal and global stories. Our 2022 shortlisted works connect readers to a profound sense of self as well as their shared humanity: friendships\, fairytales and romantic relationships told in new ways. \nWe are looking for pieces that challenge us – that redefine the parameters of form\, concept and technique. Winning pieces have reflected upon both social and political structures\, human relationships and experiences. They have pushed the boundaries of imagination – providing new possibilities and ideas. To find out more about our shortlist\, view our Success Stories here. \n\n\nPrizes\n\n£2\,500 for the Winner\nPublication in the Aesthetica Creative Writing Annual\nA Five-Day Course from Arvon\nOne year print subscription to Granta\nOne year digital subscription to Mslexia\nSix-Week Writing Poetry Course from Curtis Brown Creative\nFull membership to The Poetry Society\nA Course from the Poetry School\nOne year print subscription to Poetry London\n\n\n\nGuidelines\n\nEntries should be no more than 40 lines.\nWorks published or entered elsewhere are accepted.\nWe accept works on any theme.\nYou may enter the Award as many times as you wish\, although each work requires a fee and new submission form.\nFor more information\, read our FAQs here or for our refund policy. For further enquiries please email: info@aestheticamagazine.com
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/p-the-aesthetica-creative-writing-award-for-poetry-2023/
LOCATION:Aesthetica Magazine
CATEGORIES:Contest
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SUMMARY:PFN - Pocket Guide Seeking Submissions on the Theme: "Pocket Guide to the End"
DESCRIPTION:We actively seek diverse material for our themed issues. Poems and prose of all kinds are welcome. Surprise us! \nTheme: Pocket Guide to the End\n \nWe’re back after a long hiatus and seeking work about the end. Send us your take on the end of a meal\, the close of a journey\, the end of life\, or anything else. We’re excited to see your poems and prose. \nDeadline: August 30\, 2023 \nGeneral submission info \nWriting should be less than 1500 words (we’re pocket-sized). Art can be of any format that shows up well in print. Send all material to thefoldy@gmail.com\, with Submission in the subject line. Attach text as .doc files and images as JPGs\, GIFs\, or PNGs (300 dpi or higher\, please). \nWe accept previously published pieces if they are awesome\, as well as simultaneous submissions. If your piece is accepted for another publication\, please let us know immediately. \nBy submitting\, you agree that — if we accept your work and you accept our acceptance — Pocket Guide can publish your work\, with non-exclusive reprint rights. You also grant Pocket Guide the right to archive and showcase this work on our website. All other rights remain yours as the sole owner of the work. \nPocket Guide is an almost exclusively hard-copy publication. Text or artwork may be published occasionally on this website for promotional purposes\, with full credit to the authors/creators. \nWe are not able to pay contributors. You will\, however\, become small-time famous by getting your name in print. You will also receive five (5) free copies of Pocket Guide to distribute to admiring friends and family.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-pocket-guide-seeking-submissions-on-the-theme-pocket-guide-to-the-end/
LOCATION:Pocket Guide
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PFN - Cape Magazine Seeking Submissions on the Theme: "Excommunicado"
DESCRIPTION:SUBMISSION GUIDELINES\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPROSE: up to 2\,000 words (this can be one story or multiple pieces\, as long as the total word count does not exceed this limit) \n\n\nPOETRY: up to three poems with a maximum of 40 lines per piece \n\n\n\n\nWe appreciate diverse writing\, including scathing satire\, but have no tolerance for hate\, bigotry\, and discrimination \n\n\nWe accept work from everyone\, whatever age you are\, wherever in the world you live\, orhowever you identify – we just care that you have an identity \n\n\nIf you’re a mad scientist who loves to experiment\, please send in your findings! We don’thave a preference for presentation\, font\, or style\, as long as it will fit in the magazine.Remember\, we have to be able to read your work to accept it \n\n\nEach issue will be themed. We set themes by the art\, life\, and lusts that have gripped ourown minds and given our tongues friction burns. Good\, bad\, or morose\, we want to havethemes to cultivate inventive responses to further inspire others in their own work \n\n\nWe accept simultaneous submissions\, but please let us know as soon as possible if yourwork has found a home elsewhere so we can celebrate with you \n\n\nWe do not accept previously published work\, including work which has appeared on socialmedia \n\n\nYou will always retain ownership of your work. Cape simply asks that you credit us with theFirst Electronic Rights\, but we wouldn’t use your work without permission\, including re-prints. You always retain the right to deny us permission \n\n\nIf your work is ekphrastic\, please be aware of the rights the work you’re referencing mayhave. We take plagiarism very seriously. We love homage\, pastiche\, satire\, and the odd BigLebowski quote\, but be mindful of how you utilise these writing tools. The Dude abides by copyright laws \n\n\nHOW TO SUBMIT \n\n\nSend your work with a short biography (up to 150 words)\, a quick statement about how yourpiece(s) reacts to the theme (a couple of sentences is fine)\, and feel free to shoot your socialmedia handles our way \n\n\nWork submitted outside the submission window be will automatically declined \n\n\nDon’t put your name on your work so that we can view it anonymously. If the use of yourname is integral to the body of work (CNF about identity)\, you may include it \n\n\nIn the subject of your email please format as follows: [poetry/prose] [title of yourpiece(s)] [your name] \n\n\nWe aim to get back to every submission within two months from the deadline. We’re a smallteam and appreciate your patience. This is a complicated business…you know…a lot of ins\, a lot of outs\, a lot of what-have-yous… \n\n\nSEND WORK TO: capemagazineteam@gmail.com \nWe have no genre expectations\, just send us something that is utterly you – from beauty to beast\,creative non-fiction to allegorical fairy tales – we just want to revel in the potency of your voice.We’re trying to do things differently; we’d appreciate it if you did too. Let your cape dance. \n​
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-cape-magazine-seekig-submissions-on-the-theme-excommunicado/
LOCATION:Cape Magazine
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:F - Scottish Book Trust 50-Word Fiction Competition.  Write a Story Featuring a Rucksack.
DESCRIPTION:Terms and conditions\nPlease read these terms and conditions before entering the 50 Word Fiction competition \n\n\n  \n\nThe competition will be organised and administered by Scottish Book Trust (the “Organisers”).\nEntry to the competition is open to all. However\, residents outside the UK (including Channel Islands and the Isle of Man)\, must be willing to cover postage costs should they win the prize.\nEntrants must write a piece of short fiction based on the prompt provided. Entrants may submit only one entry.\nEntries should be close to but no more than 50 words. Entries must submitted using the online form. We welcome entries in Scots or Gaelic. If you have any questions about the competition\, please send them to: lynsey.may@scottishbooktrust.com(this will open in a new window).\nThe Organisers will only ever use personal details for the purposes of administering this competition. We ask for personal details such as names to help us identify winners and will delete personal information within a year of each competition end. We will keep the names and email addresses of the winners to allow us to contact them about potential publication. We will share the postal details of adult winners with The Literary Gift Company and the winners of the Gaelic Category with the Gaelic Books Council so that we can send a prize. If you’d like to have your details withdrawn\, please email lynsey.may@scottishbooktrust.com(this will open in a new window). Please see Scottish Book Trust’s Privacy Policy.\nClosing time for entries is clearly stated on the competition page. Submissions received after this time will not be considered. Entries will not be returned so please remember to keep a copy. Unsuccessful entrants will be notified but we cannot provide individual feedback on entries.\nAll entries must be the original work of the entrant and must not infringe the rights of any other party. The Organisers accept no liability if entrants ignore these rules and entrants agree to fully indemnify the Organisers against any claims by any third party arising from any breach of these rules.\nEntries must not contain anything which is calculated to bring the Organisers into disrepute.\nEntrants retain the copyright in their entries but grant Scottish Book Trust a non-exclusive licence to use their entry for publication on the Scottish Book Trust website as well as for any promotional purpose.\nBy entering the competition\, entrants warrant that they have legal capacity to enter the competition and agree to be bound by these Terms and Conditions.\nEntries will be judged by members of Scottish Book Trust\, Gaelic Book Council and the occasional guest panellist.\nThe winners will be contacted by a member of the Scottish Book Trust team within a two week period after the competition has closed. If the winner cannot be contacted after reasonable attempts have been made to do so\, the Organisers reserve the right to offer the prize to the next best entry.\nThe prize consists of one mug from The Literary Gift Company for the all-age category\, a notebook for teen winners\, a selection of books for the young writers category and books for the Gaelic category. The prize is as stated and cannot be deferred or transferred. There will be no cash alternatives. There will be no payment for any story that is published.\nThe Organisers’ decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.\nThe Organisers reserve the right to amend these Terms and Conditions or cancel this competition at any stage\, if deemed necessary in its opinion\, and if circumstances arise outside its control. In this event\, a notice will be posted on the Scottish Book Trust website.\nThe Organisers\, their sub-contractors\, subsidiaries and/or agencies cannot accept any responsibility whatsoever for any technical failure or malfunction or any other problem with any server\, internet access\, system or otherwise which may result in any entry being lost or not properly registered or recorded. Proof of sending is not proof of receipt.\n These Terms and Conditions are governed by the laws of Scotland.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/f-scottish-book-trust-50-word-fiction-competition-write-a-story-featuring-a-rucksack/
LOCATION:Scottish Book Trust
CATEGORIES:Contest
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SUMMARY:P - Free the Verse Poetry Magazine Seeking Submissions.  Theme: "Do You Smell Burning?"
DESCRIPTION:Poetry Submissions\nDo You Smell Burning?\nIssue 07 | Free the Verse \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWe are now accepting submissions for our autumn issue. While the theme and title of this issue is ‘Do You Smell Burning?’ we encourage you to interpret it creatively. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nOur favourite poems are the unexpected kind. We love free verse poems that take familiar situations and turn them on their head\, using unusual metaphors and drawing parallels no one else would see. Poems with a sense of place and story are always welcome\, as are experimental pieces. You can read our latest issue\, I Don’t Want To Talk About It\, to get a sense of the poetry we publish. \nThe deadline for this issue is August 29th\, 2023. Please read our general submission guidelines below before sending us your work: \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPlease submit up to 3 poems per issue\, in one submission. \n\n\n‘Pulling Teeth’ is the title of the issue\, and therefore should not be the title of your poem. \n\n\nYour work must be original and unpublished\, either in print on online. We will accept work that has appeared on your personal website or equivalent. \n\n\nPlease include a brief third-person bio with your submission\, up to a maximum of 50 words. You are welcome to include details of previous publications\, but this will have no impact on whether your poems will be selected for our magazine. \n\n\nAt this time\, we only accept poems written in English. You are welcome to include words and phrases from other languages. \n\n\nIt is free to submit your work. At present we do not offer compensation to our authors. If your work is accepted for publication\, it will be published in our digital magazine. \n\n\nWe accept simultaneous submissions. If one of your poems is accepted for publication elsewhere\, please let us know immediately via our contact page. \n\n\nYou must be over 18 years old to submit.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/p-free-the-verse-poetry-magazine-seeking-submissions-theme-do-you-smell-burning-2/
LOCATION:Free the Verse Poetry Magazine
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:F - The Masters Review Summer Short Story Award for New Writers
DESCRIPTION:Shake off the snow and break out your beach reads: it’s time for the Summer Short Story Award for New Writers! The Masters Review’s Short Story Award for New Writers is a biannual contest that recognizes the best short prose from today’s emerging writers. We welcome submissions of previously unpublished fiction or creative nonfiction up to 6\,000 words. The contest runs is open to any writer who has not published a novel or memoir with a major press. \nGUIDELINES:\nThe first-place winner receives $3\,000\, online publication\, and agency review.\nThe second- and third-place finalists receive cash prizes ($300/$200)\, online publication\, and agency review.\nSubmissions of fiction or nonfiction must be under 6\,000 words.\nSubmitted work must be previously unpublished. This includes personal blogs\, social media accounts\, and other websites.\nThe entry fee is $20.\nSimultaneous and multiple submissions are allowed\, though each submission requires a $20 entry fee.\nIf your submission is accepted elsewhere\, please withdraw your submission on Submittable\, or contact us otherwise to let us know the piece is no longer available.\nWe do not require anonymous submissions for this contest.\nThis contest is for emerging writers only. Writers with single-author book-length work published or under contract with a major press are ineligible. We are interested in providing a platform to new writers; authors with books published by indie presses and self-published authors are welcome to submit unpublished work.\nInternational submissions are allowed\, provided the work is written primarily in English.\nAll submissions must be double-spaced with one-inch page margins and use Times New Roman or Garamond.\nThe contest’s deadline is 11:59pm PDT on August 27\, 2023.\nAll entries are considered for publication in New Voices.\nEvery submission will receive a response by the end of November. The winners will be announced by the end of the year.\nFriends\, family\, and associates of the guest judge are not eligible for this award. Consider submitting to the winter contest instead!\nA significant portion of the editorial letter fee goes directly to your feedback editor.\nWe don’t have any preferences topically or in terms of style. We’re simply looking for t best. We don’t define\, nor are we interested in\, stories identified by their genre. We do\, however\, consider ourselves a publication that focuses on literary fiction. Dazzle us\, take chances\, and be bold.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/f-the-masters-review-summer-short-story-award-for-new-writers/
LOCATION:The Masters Review
CATEGORIES:Contest
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SUMMARY:PFN - Friends Journal Seeking Submissions of Quaker Fiction\, All Genres
DESCRIPTION:Nov 2023: Annual Quaker Fiction Issue\n\n\n\nEnds on Tue\, Aug 22\, 2023 12:00 AM \n\n\n\n\nIn November 2023 we will publish our third annual issue of Quaker Fiction (you can read through our first and second issues here). It’s open to all genres—crime\, fantasy\, romance\, science fiction and horror\, young adult\, and more. Surprise us with your work! \nFor this special issue\, we’re seeking short stories from 500-2000 words\, and flash fiction of less than 500 words. We’re seeking stories of Quakers and their experiences outside of what is true of the world we inhabit today. \nWe welcome submissions from Friends and non-Friends alike. While we’re casting a wide net\, we’re not the right market for erotica or extreme horror. We are also not a market for fan fiction or other works that use other folks’ intellectual property. We are a queer-affirming publication and will not be accepting any work based in homophobia\, transphobia\, or general racism\, sexism\, bigotry\, or fascism. \nFast Facts \n\nSubmission length: 500-2000 words\nSubmissions close August 21\, 2023.\nFor our fiction issues we use a slightly modified version of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America (SFWA) Model Magazine Contract\, Version 3.1.\nPay: $0.12/word\nQuestions? Email editors@friendsjournal.org\n\nLearn more general information at Friendsjournal.org/submissions.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-friends-journal-seeking-submissions-of-quaker-fiction-all-genres/
LOCATION:Friends Journal
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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UID:2430-1692518400-1692550800@anovelapproach.ca
SUMMARY:PFN - Persimmon Tree Short Takes Call for Submissions.  Theme: "Shameless Self-Promotion"
DESCRIPTION:Submissions Policies\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPersimmon Tree’s mission is to bring the creativity and talent of women over sixty to a wide audience of readers of all ages. We are looking for work that reveals rich experience and a variety of perspectives. Each issue of the magazine will include several fiction and nonfiction pieces\, and poetry by one or more poet(s). \n\n\n\n\nIMPORTANT SUBMISSIONS REQUIREMENT: \nSubscriptions to PERSIMMON TREE are free\, but\, for your work to be considered\, you must be a subscriber.  Visit site to subscribe. \nShort Takes:  \nShort Takes are usually short pieces\, fiction or non-fiction (250-500 words)\, but can also be topical poetry. We’re especially interested in hearing about your experiences\, but you can include your thoughts\, dreams\, ideas and opinions. Humor and irony are always appreciated! \n  \nFALL ISSUE – publication date: September 15\, 2023\nTopic for the fall issue: Shameless Self-Promotion \nWhat we are looking for:\nWomen of the “boomer” generation and before were\, by and large\, raised to be self-effacing\, not to trumpet our accomplishments. In fact\, many of us came of age believing it would be unseemly for us even to have accomplishments. It’s time to step outside that (dis)comfort zone: Short Takes is open for bragging. Of all the fabulous things you have done in your life\, until now cloaked in demure silence\, which makes you proudest? Share it\, or them\, with pride\, and without embarrassment.\nSubmissions accepted: August 10\, 2023\, to August 20\, 2023\n(Please do not submit earlier or later than those dates.)
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-persimmon-tree-short-takes-call-for-submissions-theme-shameless-self-promotion-2/
LOCATION:Persimmon Tree
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PFN - Call for Submissions to WayWords Literary Journal.  Theme: "Nightmares"
DESCRIPTION:Issue 12: OPEN CALL\nTheme\nNightmares\nEditor’s tip: nightmares are just as unique as the person who fears them: they’re all about perspective. \nFiction prose or poetry \nUp to 5\,000 words or 15 lines each \n​ \n\nSUBMISSIONS GUIDELINES\n\n\nYour formatting is important! A professional presentation could mean the difference between publication and the dreaded rejection letter. The Writer’s Workout accepts submissions formatted to industry standard: Chicago Manual of Style (CMS) with slight alterations\, depending on when they’ve last updated their system. Each call includes the same general submissions information listed below. Check the individual page for information on rights\, simultaneous submissions\, and previously published works. \nThe Writer’s Workout accepts .doc\, .docx\, and .odt \nLive\, unlocked Google Docs or Microsoft Word links are accepted via email. Set your document permissions to “anyone with the link can [comment or edit]” so we can collect it. We will not request access and we are not responsible for locked docs. \nAll submissions accepted via email (submissions [at] writersworkout [dot] net) and Dropbox. \nMost submissions also accepted via Duosuma\, where linked.  \nSome calls accept simultaneous submissions or previously published works. Please check the associated page for details. \nRights vary by call; please check the associated page for details. \nIf you have questions about the submission guidelines that are not answered here\, please contact us.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-waywords-literary-journal-nightmares/
LOCATION:WayWords Literary Journal
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PF - Wayward Literature Seeking Submissions on the Theme of "Journeys"
DESCRIPTION:Wayward Literature magazine accepts a variety of genres. All submissions must come with an author/creator biography. This should be around a paragraph and written in the third person. Find the technical guidelines here: \nShort Stories & Memoirs:\n– 2\,500 word maximum for short stories.\n– These are not hard maximums. If your story is 25-30 words over\, we’ll still consider it. We will not consider anything 100 words over the maximum.\n– Must adhere to the current issue theme.\n– No depictions of excessive violence.\n– If talking on sensitive topics (rape\, abuse\, suicide\, etc.) please include a warning. \nFlash Fiction:\n– 1\,000 word maximum.\n– These are not hard maximums. If your story is 25-30 words over\, we’ll still consider it. We will not consider anything 100 words over the maximum.\n– Must adhere to the current issue theme.\n– No depictions of excessive violence.\n– If talking on sensitive topics (rape\, abuse\, suicide\, etc.) please include a warning. \nPoems:\n– 2 poem maximum. If submitting a long poem\, it must not be over 2 pages.\n– Must adhere to the current issue theme.\n– No depictions of excessive violence.\n– If talking on sensitive topics (rape\, abuse\, suicide\, etc.) please include a warning.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pf-wayward-literature-seeking-submissions-on-the-theme-of-journeys/
LOCATION:Wayward Literature
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PFN - Call for Submissions to Exposed Brick Literary Magazine.  Theme: "Time Capsule"
DESCRIPTION:If you could capture this moment in a bottle and preserve it for the future\, what would that look like? Or what have you preserved that has stood the test of time? With this issue\, we want to take the best and most potent markers of our time and put them in a metaphoric time capsule. We want to know what you value and how those values will look after the test of time. \n  \nTo us\, “Time Capsule” means: \n1. What is something that reflects your values? \n2. How would you like to be remembered in the future? \n3. What is the essence of right now? \n4. Which things have been preserved from the past that are still relevant now? \n5. What are things you want to preserve? \n6. An artifact with its significance of preservation \n7. What has your family been through that has gotten them to this point and is important for future generations to know about. \n8. What is important in your culture that needs to be preserved? \n9. But as always\, it can mean whatever you want! \n  \nWe are excited to see your creative take on this theme.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-call-for-submissions-to-exposed-brick-literary-magazine-theme-time-capsule/
LOCATION:Exposed Brick Literary Magazine
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:F - Periscope Literary Contests Open Fiction Award.  Theme: "Identity"
DESCRIPTION:Open Fiction Award\n\nTheme: IDENTITY\nFirst Prize: £1\,000\nDeadline: 15th August\nALL SHORTLISTED ENTRIES RECEIVE REVIEWS \nRUNNER-UP PRIZE DETERMINED BY MERIT \n**THIS AN INTERNATIONAL EVENT \nContest Details:\nTo be considered\, entries must be original fiction of up to 1500 words\, inspired by the theme. \nWriters may enter a maximum of three stories. \nFEES: Standard entry is £10 per story \nRULES – GOTTA HAVE ‘EM \nWe state the rules as clearly as we can\, but if you’re still unsure of anything\, please drop us a line to: periscopeliterary@gmail.com and somebody friendly will get back to you asap \n• Contestants must be 18+ by August 15th 2023 \n• Submissions must contain an original title (obligatory) and be prose-based. Do not place any identifying information on the submission document. This is to allow for fair adjudication. \n• For administrative purposes\, we ask that you type: PERISCOPE OPEN in the email subject line. Please add some basic contact information\, your real name (and a brief bio if you want to brighten the coordinator’s day) in the email body. \n• A fee request will be sent from PayPal on receipt of your submission. Prior to this\, you will receive a confirmation email (within 48 hours of submitting). \n• We ask for one-time publication rights in regard to the winner and honourable mentions. Authors retain all other rights to their work. \n• We accept simultaneous submissions but please notify us immediately so we can withdraw your entry if it has been successful elsewhere. \n• Please do not submit work that has been successful in another contest or published elsewhere (bar your personal website). \n• Results will be announced by October 1st. Prior to this\, progressing contestants will be notified personally about the shortlist.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/f-periscope-literary-contests-open-fiction-award-theme-identity/
LOCATION:Periscope Literary Contests
CATEGORIES:Contest
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SUMMARY:P - South 85 Journal's 2023 Julia Peterkin Literary Award for Poetry
DESCRIPTION:South 85 Journal seeks submissions of previously unpublished poems of 50 lines or fewer for for the annual Julia Peterkin Literary Award for Poetry from June 1 to August 15 each year. The winning selection will receive $500 and publication in the Fall / Winter issue of South 85 Journal. Contest finalists will also be named and their work published alongside the winning selection.  Submissions are read blind by an outside judge. \n\nSubmit up to three unpublished poems of 50 lines or fewer. \n\n\nAll submissions will be read blind. Please do not include personal information on your manuscript or file. Submissions that include identifying information will not be considered.\n\n\nThe winning poem will be awarded a cash prize of $500.\n\n\nFour semi-finalists will also be named and published in South 85 Journal.\n\n\n\nSimultaneous submissions are accepted\, but please withdraw your entry if your poem is accepted elsewhere. Partial withdrawals are allowed.\n\n\nMultiple contest submissions will be considered as long as a separate submission fee is paid for each contest entry.\nWork may be submitted in both Flash Fiction and Poetry categories as long as the submission fee is paid for each contest entry.\n\nAll winners must be over 18 years old and reside in the U.S. in order to claim cash prize.\n\n\nPlease use 12 point\, standard font. We suggest Times New Roman.\n\n\nWe consider only previously unpublished work.\n\n\nCurrent and former South 85 Journal staff members are not eligible for participation.\n\n\nCurrent Converse College students and Converse MFA alum are not eligible for participation.\n\nResults will be announced in October.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/p-south-85-journals-2023-julia-peterkin-literary-award-for-poetry/
LOCATION:South 85 Journal
CATEGORIES:Contest
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SUMMARY:F - South 85 Journal's 2023 Julia Peterkin Literary Award for Flash Fiction
DESCRIPTION:South 85 Journal accepts submissions of previously unpublished flash fiction pieces of 850 words or fewer for the Julia Peterkin Literary Award for Flash Fiction between June 1 and August 15. The winning selection will be awarded $500 and publication in the December issue of South 85 Journal. Contest finalists will also be selected and published alongside the winning selection.  Submissions are read blind by an outside judge.\n\n\n\nPreviously unpublished flash fiction of 850 words or fewer are eligible for this contest. We are especially interested in stories that demonstrate a strong voice and/or a sense of place\, but we consider all quality writing.\n\n\nAll submissions will be read blind. Please do not include personal information on your manuscript or file. Submissions that include identifying information will not be considered.\n\n\nWe will select one winner to receive a cash prize of $500.\n\n\nFour semi-finalists will be chosen for publication in South 85 Journal\n\n\nAll winning entries will be published in the Fall / Winter issue of South 85 Journal.\n\n\n\nSimultaneous submissions are accepted\, but please withdraw your entry if your piece is accepted elsewhere.\n\nMultiple contest submissions will be considered as long as a separate submission fee is paid for each contest entry.\nWork may be submitted in both categories as long as the submission fee is paid for each contest entry.\n\nAll winners must be over 18 years old and reside in the U.S. in order to claim their cash prize.\n\n\nPlease use double-spacing and a 12 point\, standard font. We suggest Times New Roman. We consider only previously unpublished work.\n\n\nCurrent and former staff members are not eligible for participation.\n\n\nCurrent Converse College students and Converse College MFA alum are not eligible for participation.\n\nResults will be announced in October.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/f-south-85-journals-2023-julia-peterkin-literary-award-for-flash-fiction/
LOCATION:South 85 Journal
CATEGORIES:Contest
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SUMMARY:P - tiny wren lit Seeking Submissions on the Theme: "Birdsong"
DESCRIPTION:General Submissions\n\n\n\n\nIssue Five: Birdsong\n\n\nThe Oxford English Dictionary defines birdsong as the “vocalization by one or more birds; esp. such vocalization likened to a musical performance.” Send us your birdsong-inspired poetry\, the symbolic\, the prophetic\, the transcendental. Channel Walt Whitman. Interpret the theme in a unique or unexpected way. \nWe gravitate toward tiny poems with deep imagery + original\, striking figurative language. Read previous issues or buy a tiny chapbook to get a sense of what we like.  \nSubmit up to six (6) tiny poems in a single Word document (.doc or .docx or .pdf). Each poem should be on its own separate page\, single-spaced\, + in 12-point font\, nothing fancy. Work should be your own + unpublished. Before you submit\, please read our FAQ page.  \nSubmissions: Open July 15 thru August 15
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/p-tiny-wren-lit-seeking-submissions-on-the-theme-birdsong/
LOCATION:tiny wren lit
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:P - Seeking Form Poetry for Songs of Eretz Poetry Review
DESCRIPTION:Form Poetry \nThe next issue’s theme is form poetry. The choice is yours\, but you must “specify” the form under the title of your poem. For instance\, if you write a sonnet\, tell us it is a Shakespearean Sonnet\, Modern Sonnet\, etc. (Any sonnet\, including “modern\,” must have 14 lines.) Or if you write a version of the ghazal\, name the type of ghazal\, such as “modern” ghazal. The same goes for all other form poem categories\, including the examples below: \nBlank verse (rather than Free verse) \nSonnet (no matter the type you choose\, it must have 14 lines) \nEpic \nHaiku \nSenru \nVillanelle \nGhazal \nQuatrain \nRondel \nOde \nBallad \nWriting form poetry is a great way to hone your technique. If you don’t typically practice forms\, you may want to draft a few now\, well before the next deadline. \nRemember\, specify the exact form you have chosen for each submission and place it under the poem’s title. If it is a “modern” sonnet\, say so\, don’t simply name it a sonnet. Make certain all other required information is included in the submission as listed under the GUIDELINES tab (Item #3). \nHOW TO SUBMIT\nFailure to follow these simple guidelines will result in your submission being discarded or returned to you unread!\n\nPlease resist the urge to include anything with your submission that we do not specifically request\, especially your bio (we like to read as blindly as possible)\, credits (we treat the novice and the experienced equally)\, or explanatory notes (if you believe your poem requires an explanation\, please revise it until it doesn’t).\n\n\n Submit up to THREE poems to:  \n\nSubmissions@SongsOfEretz.com \nThere is no fee to submit.  \n\n Your Subject Line should be formatted as follows:  [Poetry Submission][Title][Name Specific Type of Form poem][Poet’s Last Name]\n If you are submitting more than one poem\, each should appear in a separate email\, and each email should include a separate cover letter.  If your poem has multiple numbered sections\, each section will “count” as ONE poem.  If your poem contains more than three sections\, query first.\nYour poem(s) must appear in the body of your email(s).  WE DO NOT ACCEPT ATTACHMENTS FOR POETRY.  If your poem needs to be presented in an attachment due to special formatting\, query first.\nInclude a cover letter in the body of your email(s) with answers to the following questions\n\n(and remember NOT to include a biography at this process stage): \n– Is yours a simultaneous submission or not?  We DO accept them. \n– How did you discover Songs of Eretz? \n– How would you like us to indicate your name if we publish your work (ie: your byline\, for example\, “By Sammie Smith”)?  NOTE:  We do NOT accept work composed by a collaboration of poets or artists. \n– What is your contact information?  Include at least your city & state.  Include your country if you reside outside of the United States.  It is strongly recommended that you include your phone number as well\, in case we need last-minute input from you (this has happened).
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/p-songs-of-eretz-poetry-review/
LOCATION:Songs of Eretz Poetry Review
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:N - A Brand New Word in the End Drops Out Anthology Seeking Submissions on the Theme: "Mental Health"
DESCRIPTION:Stay Connected to Oi\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n“Finally\, to hinder the description of illness in literature\, there is the poverty of the language. English\, which can express the thoughts of Hamlet and the tragedy of Lear\, has no words for the shiver and the headache. It has all grown one way. The merest schoolgirl\, when she falls in love\, has Shakespeare or Keats to speak her mind for her; but let a sufferer try to describe a pain in his head to a doctor and language at once runs dry. There is nothing ready made for him. He is forced to coin words himself\, and\, taking his pain in one hand\, and a lump of pure sound in the other (as perhaps the people of Babel did in the beginning)\, so to crush them together that a brand new word in the end drops out. Probably it will be something laughable.”\n\n \n                                         -from On Being Ill by Virginia Woolf\n\n\n\n\n\n​The editors of West Trade Review seek creative nonfiction that engages with the ideas of mental health and mental well-being. Specifically\, we’d like to read personal stories that are raw\, honest\, and vulnerable in their explorations of mental health or mental well-being and their intersection with inequality\, access to healthcare\, the need for accessible\, quality mental health care\, and/or the need for open conversations about mental health and practices that contribute to mental well-being.\n\n \nWriters are encouraged to speak their truth\, to share their challenges\, losses\, and triumphs. Simply creatively explore these ideas and the potential themes below to give voice to a truth that is often difficult to verbalize\, as Woolf so eloquently expresses.\n\n \nWe are excited to read your work and share your stories with others.\n\n \n \n \nPotential themes are (but not limited to):\n\n\n\n\n\n​the challenges of living with a mentally ill adult children\n\n\n\n\n\nunderstanding and navigating neurodivergencies\n\n\n\n\n\nnavigating and healing from traumatic experiences\n\n\n\n\n\naddiction\n\n\n\n\n\nchronic disease\n\n\n\n\n\nanxiety or depression\n\n\n\n\n\nthe intersection of homelessness and mental illness\n\n\n\n\n\ngrief and loss\n\n\n\n\n\nthe importance of self-care for mental well-being\n\n\n\n \n\n\n \nGuidelines:\n\n \n \n– Submit one cnf piece of up to 6\,000 words. Please submit a double-spaced Microsoft Word file.\n\n \n​ -Include a clear title of the work.\n\n \n  -Include a short 3rd person biography of no more than 150 words. Work submitted without a biography will not be considered.\n\n \n  -If your work is a simultaneous submission\, please let us know immediately if it is published elsewhere.\n\n \n  -Writers may not submit more than once per reading period\n\n \n \nEntries should be submitted to the appropriate genre category at the following link:\n\n \nhttps://westtradereview.submittable.com/submit
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/n-a-brand-new-word-in-the-end-drops-out-anthology-seeking-submissions-on-the-theme-mental-health/
LOCATION:A Brand New Word in the End Drops Out Anthology
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PFN - Call for Submissions to The BeZine.  Theme: "Social Justice: Economic Justice and Equality
DESCRIPTION:HOW TO SUBMIT\n\nOnly email submissions will be read.\nProse\, poetry\, and hybrid: please submit as a word processing file attachment (Word\, Pages\, Open Document\, or RTF — NOT PDF\, NOT GOOGLE DOC).\nWork must be submitted in English and properly edited. Submissions in other languages are encouraged but please forward with a high-quality English translation.\nProse submissions should be limited to no more than 2\,000 words in an attached file (Word\, Pages\, Open Document\, or RTF — NOT PDF\, NOT GOOGLE DOC).\n\nFlash fiction or nonfiction (750 words or fewer) is welcome\, as are short stories (750–2\,000 words)\, essays (2\,000)\, and hybrid prose (up to 2\,000 words).\nWork under 1\,500 words will receive preference\, as we are an online journal.\nSend a query for prose over 2\,000 words that tells us why you think it belongs in The BeZine.\n\n\nPoetry submissions should be no more than three poems and total no more than 180 lines (i.e.\, 1 poem = 180 lines\, 2 poems = 180 lines\, 3 poems = 180 lines\, maximum) in an attached file (Word\, Pages\, Open Document\, or RTF — NOT PDF\, NOT GOOGLE DOC).\n\nWe prefer stanza or section breaks in longer poetry.\n\n\nWe may make editorial suggestions for submitted work before we accept it.\n\nCheck your work carefully before submitting. We may on occasion send work we like back to the writer for copyediting.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-call-for-submissions-to-the-bezine-theme-social-justice-economic-justice-and-equality/
LOCATION:The BeZine
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:P - Green Ink Poetry Seeking Submissions on the Theme: "Trespass"
DESCRIPTION:Collection 11: Trespass\n\nJul 1\, 2023 – Aug 15\, 2023\n\nWe are looking for beautiful works exploring trespass within nature; access to natural spaces\, the right to roam\, rural trespass and land ownership (whether private or by the commons) 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\nPoems no longer than an A4 page – we prefer shorter work generally\, but no longer than an A4 page is our only length limit. \n\n\nInclude a short bio in your submission\, including any personal social media handles or other links you would like to have listed \n\n\nNo more than 3 poems per submission \n\n\nSubmissions formatted as a word document or PDF attached to an email\, or in the body of the email itself. \n\n\nWork of an overtly sexual nature\, or that promotes any form of hatred\, racism\, or overt political stances will not be considered. \n\n\nSubmit your work by emailing us at editors@greeninkpoetry.co.uk – Please ensure that the email subject line includes “Trespass” or “Collection 11”.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/p-green-ink-poetry-seeking-submissions-on-the-theme-trespass/
LOCATION:Green Ink Poetry
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PFN - Yolk Literary Journal Seeking Submission on the Theme: "Solastalgia"
DESCRIPTION:Submit To Our Print Publication\nYolk is now accepting submissions for Volume 3.2. \nWhile we will continue accepting international submissions for our digital publication\, yolk exclusively publishes Canadian contributors in print. The theme for this issue is: Solastalgia. \nSolastalgia. Tightening at the smell of smoke. Recoiling at the sight of receding glaciers. Close the news app. Shudder in a foreign home. I’m sorry for the heat. I’m sorry for the mercury. This is a new kind of grief\, with a nascent voice. Speak to it. \nFor our publication\, we consider a Canadian to be:\n– Anyone with Canadian citizenship or permanent residency\, residing here or abroad.\n– Anyone that currently resides in Canada.‍ \n‍Given Canada’s deeply colonial and convoluted history\, the literary and artistic works that have been produced within its landscape have permuted considerably\, resulting in not a singular national literary voice\, but a multitude of perspectives\, styles\, and literatures. While we love to read submissions from around the world\, as a Montreal-based literary journal\, we feel it is important to provide a platform that best showcases the diverse voices\, talents\, and words that form Canada’s distinct literary sphere. ‍ \n‍Should you have any questions about whether or not you can submit\, don’t hesitate to contact us. The submission deadline is August 14th\, 2023. \nBefore submitting your work\, please read our submission guidelines below. ‍ \n‍During the submission window for 3.2\, we kindly ask those submitting to print to include ‘3.2 Print Publication Submission’ in the subject line of your email\, while international contributors should include ‘Digital Publication Submission’.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-yolk-literary-journal-seeking-submission-on-the-theme-solastalgia/
LOCATION:Yolk Literary Journal
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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UID:2263-1691827200-1691859600@anovelapproach.ca
SUMMARY:PFN -  Blood & Bourbon Seeking Submissions on the Theme of "Choices"
DESCRIPTION:Submissions\n\n\nBlood & Bourbon is here to showcase all things hard\, gritty\, and raw. That time you got in a bar fight\, that time you went to an S&M club\, that time you had an opinion that sparked a heated argument over a family dinner. We’re actively seeking submissions in the following categories: \n\nShort fiction or non-fiction\, 5000 words or less\nOpinion pieces or essays on any subjects\, 5000 words or less\nPoetry\, up to three pieces per submission\n\nWe accept simultaneous submissions and reprints. We provide author copies upon request with a small donation of $5. \nWe are now open for submissions until August 12\, 2023. The theme of the next issue is going to be Choices. \nWe’re interested in diverse voices and want to hear from you regardless of what you look like\, where you’re from\, what you believe\, who you like to fuck\, et cetera. \nSend your material to bandbsubmissions (AT) gmail.com. Your submission should be attached as a .doc\, .docx or .rtf file\, with your name\, address\, email address\, the story title (if applicable) and total word count at the top of the first page. Visual art submissions should be attached as hi-res .jpgs or .tiffs. Include a 50-word bio in the body of the email or in the Word doc.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-blood-bourbon-seeking-submissions-on-the-theme-of-choices/
LOCATION:Blood & Bourbon
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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UID:2458-1691568000-1691600400@anovelapproach.ca
SUMMARY:PFN - Call for Submissions to Hungry Zine.  Theme: "Funeral Foods"
DESCRIPTION:Issue 07 – Call for Submissions is Open\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nHungry is now accepting submissions for \nIssue 07: “Funeral Foods” \nThis issue opens up space for feelings and thoughts around grief and food. The recipes lost when a loved one passes away\, the dishes we can no longer indulge in after a break up\, connections to culture lost\, the community recipes for feeding many people at a funeral\, the grief we feel when we see the impacts of climate change on traditional foodways. In our grief we also celebrate what was\, cooking our ancestors’ favourite meals\, finding connection at your local restaurant\, and finding an old recipe book. \n\n\nSUBMIT HERE\n\nSubmission deadline: August 9\, 2023 (submission guidelines) \nIssue launch: Fall 2023 \nPayment: All contributors whose work is selected will be paid $50 upon publication of the issue. \nSubmission Format: \n\nPlease submit a Google document (preferred) or Word document.\n\nHave a read through our general submission guidelines here before submitting\, (it will help you\, and help us)! \nGeneral Guidelines\n\nPlease include your name on all files.\nSubmit only work that has not been previously published\, in print or online.\nWe gladly accept simultaneous submissions. Please note in the “Bio” section whether your submission is exclusive to Hungry Zine or whether you have submitted it to other magazines as well. If another magazine accepts your work for publication\, please advise us immediately.\n\n\nPoetry: Submit a maximum of three (3) poems as a Google doc or Word doc.\n\n\nFiction and Nonfiction: Submit a maximum of 1000 words as a Google doc or Word doc. Writing can include but is not limited to short stories\, essays\, interviews\, and recipes.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-call-for-submissions-to-hungry-zine-theme-funeral-foods/
LOCATION:Hungry Zine
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PFN - The Suburban Review Issue #3 Seeking Submissions with the Theme: "Subscribe"
DESCRIPTION:With 2023 now halfway behind us\, there’s no better time to take stock of your subscriptions. You might feel called to reshuffle your social life\, revolutionise your political ideals\, launch a local tabloid\, or at least clear out those pesky emails that have been clogging up your spam folder. For our next issue\, #31 SUBSCRIBE\, The Suburban Review wants to know what compels you to rush to the mailbox\, turn on your notifications\, or put your money on the line. \nSend us binge-worthy fiction\, literary essays that are bound to spark a cult following\, and poems that’ll have us signing on for a sequel. \nSubmissions are open until 11:59 p.m. (AEDT) Wednesday 9 August 2023! \nGuidelines\nThe Suburban Review accepts previously unpublished work. We allow simultaneous submissions. If it’s been accepted elsewhere just log into Submittable and hit withdraw. We only allow one submission per person (that means you need to choose if you want to submit fiction\, non-fiction\, or poetry). To submit poetry (that’s a maximum of 3 poems)\, make sure all the poems are in a single document. \nFICTION \n2000-2500 words—no more than that! (payment $275)\n1000-2000 words (payment $200) 500-1000 words (payment $150) \nCREATIVE NON-FICTION \n2000-2500 words—no more than that! (payment $275)\n1000-2000 words (payment $200)\n500-1000 words (payment $150) \nPOETRY \nSuite of three poems—no more than that! (payment $275)\nOver 30 lines (payment $175)\nUnder 30 lines (payment $125)
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-the-suburban-review-issue-3-seeking-submissions-with-the-theme-subscribe/
LOCATION:The Suburban Review
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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UID:2408-1691308800-1691341200@anovelapproach.ca
SUMMARY:P - Call for Submissions to Griffith Review.  Theme: "Animal Magic"
DESCRIPTION:GriffithReview82\nAnimal Magic – Poetry submissions open\n\nWhether it’s man’s best friend or the king of the jungle\, animals occupy a central place in our social\, emotional and cultural lives. We’re happy as clams or pigs in mud; we hold our horses or take a lion’s share of what we want; we avoid the elephant in the room or try not to open a can of worms. \nThis edition of Griffith Review visits habitats near and far\, wild and domestic – the backyard and the dog park\, the jungle and the desert\, the field and the farm – to examine our complex interactions with creatures furry or scaled\, four-legged or eight-limbed\, winged or feathered. How has the human–animal bond evolved over the centuries? Is it ethical to have a pet? Why are so many of us averse to insects when their extinction would spell the end of life on Earth? And what truly separates us from the creatures we share the planet with? Griffith Review 82: Animal Magic lets the cat out of the bag to answer all these questions and more. \nThough submissions need not be themed\, we welcome poems that reflect on this edition’s topic. \nYou can submit up to four individual poems\, each no longer than two pages. \nSubmissions close: 11.59 pm AEST\, 6 August 2023 \nPublication date: November 2023
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/p-call-for-submissions-to-griffith-review-theme-animal-magic/
LOCATION:Griffith Review
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PFN - Dark Matter: Women Witnessing Seeking Submissions on the Theme: "Human Bodies in (and Out of) Place" Part Two
DESCRIPTION:Even as the conditions for human life on earth destabilize\, even as ecosystems collapse\, and bodies both human and nonhuman are uprooted from their homelands\, even as technologies enable and encourage unprecedented forms of disconnection\, human bodies are rediscovering old ways—and finding new and remarkable ways—to come into relation with place. In the last decade especially\, we’ve gained an enormous amount of scientific knowledge about trees\, about the mycelial realm\, about the waters\, about our atmosphere and cosmos.  And in many cases\, it’s been accompanied by a willingness to listen in ways that\, except for indigenous peoples\, we have not done before. \nIssue #17 (Deadline: August 4\, 2023) will once again center on the question of human bodies in (and out of) place. What brings us into profound relation to place—and what pulls us out? In a social world that feels less and less place-dependent\, and a physical world that is being reconfigured by climate change and habitat loss\, how do we sustain our connection to physical place? How does being in profound relation to place change everything between\, around and about us? \nSUBMISSION GUIDELINES\nDark Matter: Women Witnessing publishes writing created in response to an age of massive species loss and ecological collapse. It is a home for dreams\, visions\, and communications with the nonhuman world\, especially those with messages for how we might begin to heal our broken relationship to the earth. We welcome writing in all forms and genres. All poetry and fiction must be accompanied by notes bridging to the journal’s mission. Context and commentary are required for dreams\, visions\, and other communications. We welcome submissions by women and nonbinary writers and artists. \nDreams and Visions features dreams\, visions\, nightmares or communications with nonhuman beings that respond in some way to this era of escalating danger and darkness—and ideally provide clarity and/or guidance. Commentary is required.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-dark-matter-women-witnessing-seeking-submissions-on-the-theme-human-bodies-in-and-out-of-place-part-two/
LOCATION:Dark Matter: Women Witnessing
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PFN - Call for Submissions to Hamilton Arts & Letters Magazine.  Theme: "Mundane is Radical"
DESCRIPTION:Issue sixteen.2 / Fall 2023\nSUBMISSIONS OPEN\nMundane is Radical\nDeadline: August 3\, 2023\nEmail: to issue16.2submissions@gmail.com \nGuest editor: Ashley Marshall \nBlack artists and thinkers to the front. Our “Mundane is Radical”-themed issue of Hamilton Arts & Letters will include poetry\, creative nonfiction\, fiction\, hybrid forms\, and fabulism that is preoccupied with themes of queer ecologies\, biomimicry\, fables\, flânerie and its remixes\, critical geography\, afro-bubble gum\, astroprojection\, urbanism\, guerilla gardening\, city design\, access/ability\, food apartheid\, autopoiesis and its metaphors\, humanisms\, and QTBIPOC inside or outside “natural” spaces. We seek work that incorporates ideas\, language\, characters\, main or sub- themes\, images\, and artwork related to speculative fiction\, n/Nature\, architecture\, freedom\, and much more. Send it and we will look at it. Please send by August 3 to\nissue16.2submissions@gmail.com \nEditor/Curator’s Note: Storytelling\, from science fiction and fantasy\, to fables and folklore\, has informed our thinking about nature and the built environment. This issue turns to the arts to foreground and forecast what is next for nature\, food justice\, water preservation\, climate action\, and afro-/Indigenous futurisms. \nDavid Harvey says\, “In the history of economic crises\, and through the deployment of the spatial fix\, there is a persistent tension between capital that is invested in the built environment for longer periods of time — ‘fixed capital’ — and the competitive drive towards ever greater expansion and mobility that renders existing infrastructure obsolete … capitalism is always on the look out for another ‘fix’.” (Mobility\, Crisis\, Utopia – An Interview with David Harvey \nThere is a plan for us\, but with enough imagination\, we can think\, dream\, and organize ourselves into alternative modes of being\, eating\, gathering\, growing\, designing\, and building. How do we exist in ways that are sustainable\, reproduceable\, and affirming? How do we write racialized and queer characters whose futurity is realistic and humanity is futuristic? What imaginative labour can give us tools toward freedom? How can leisurely activities restore us\, playlists energize us\, cookbooks gather us\, walking alert us\, and being bored or exhausted to death be resisted?
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-call-for-submissions-to-hamilton-arts-letters-magazine-theme-mundane-is-radical/
LOCATION:Hamilton Arts & Letters Magazine
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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