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Seeking Gutsy
Unforgettable Submissions
o Deadline: April 5, 2017
Foliate
Oak wants your lyrical
essays, your hybrids, your most brave, most zany writing. Please submit
photography and artwork also. We want to hear from people whose work we have
not published. We want newness.foliateoakliterarymagazine.submittable.com
Twisted Vine Literary
Arts Journal
o Deadline: November 21,
2016
Twisted
Vine is the literary journal
for Western New Mexico University’s Masters of Arts in Interdisciplinary
Studies program. We are open for submissions for our winter issue. Our staff is
looking for original and previously unpublished fiction, creative nonfiction,
poetry, and art. We have a special affinity for those works that succeed in
crossing, overlapping, and transcending traditional genres. Twisted Vine strongly encourages submissions that are
interdisciplinary in nature. Submission fee: None More Info: twistedvineliteraryjournal.submittable.com/submit.
Blueline Literary Magazine Call for Submissions
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Deadline:
November 30, 2016
Blueline:
A Literary Magazine Dedicated to the Spirit of the Adirondacks seeks poems, stories, and essays about the Adirondacks
and regions similar in geography and spirit, focusing on nature’s shaping
influence. We also welcome nonfiction about the region’s literature or culture.
Submission period July 1 through November 30. Decisions mid-February. Payment
in copies. Simultaneous submissions accepted if identified as such. Please
notify immediately if your submission is placed elsewhere. Electronic
submissions encouraged, as Word files, to . Please identify the genre in
the subject line. Further information at www.bluelinemagadk.com
Hermeneutic Chaos Seeks Poetry &
Prose Submissions
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Submissions
accepted year-round.
Hermeneutic
Chaos invites poetry and
prose submissions for its forthcoming issues. Since its inception, the journal
is enthusiastic about work that engages the readers with perspectives beyond
its physical architecture. We look for poems and fictions that incorporate a
compelling aesthetic theme, unique and surprising use of language and a
powerful imagery. Works published by us have found recognition in Best Of The Netand Best Of Small Fictions, among others. To know more and/or in order to
submit, please visit www.hermeneuticchaosjournal.com/submissions.html. We are
excited to read your work!
THE SILLERMAN FIRST BOOK PRIZE FOR
AFRICAN POETS
The African Poetry Book Series is made
possible through the generosity of philanthropists Laura and Robert F. X.
Sillerman, whose generous contributions have facilitated the establishment of
the APBF. In recognition of their invaluable support of our work, Mr. and
Mrs. Sillerman have welcomed the use of their name for the First Book Prize for
African Poets.
THE PRIZE
The Sillerman
First Book Prize for African Poetry is awarded annually to an African poet who
has not yet published a collection of poetry. The winner receives USD $1000 and
book publication through the University of Nebraska Press and Amalion Press in
Senegal.
The African
Poetry Book Fund Editorial Board, including Kwame Dawes, Chris Abani, Matthew
Shenoda, John Keene, Gabeba Baderoon, and Bernardine Evaristo, will judge.
A winner will be
announced in early January, with notifications sent shortly thereafter.
ELIGIBILITY
The Sillerman
First Book Prize for African Poets will only accept “first book” submissions
from African writers who have not published a book-length poetry collection.
This includes self-published books if they were sold online, in stores, or at
readings. Writers who have edited and published an anthology or a similar
collection of other writers’ work remain eligible.
An “African
writer” is taken to mean someone who was born in Africa, who is a national or
resident of an African country, or whose parents are African.
Only poetry
submissions in English can be considered. Work translated from another language
to English is accepted, but a percentage of the prize will be awarded to the
translator.
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