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Seeking personal essays from women who have recovered from
toxic, negative, and/or abusive relationships with family, spouses, or friends.
For submission guidelines see
www.changesinlife.com.
Compass Rose is a passionate and diverse group with a wide range of interests.
For ten years we've promoted the written and visual work of new and established
artists. We are interested in pieces that portray the surreal and the ordinary
while expressing new and genuine views of life; those that use new forms and
perspectives that test the boundaries of creativity.
Seeking Excellent Poems for an Anthology on
Motherhood
Please submit poems on any aspect of mothering, nurturing,
abortion, fertility difficulties, etc. Submissions by men are welcomed.
Previously published work, credited, is accepted. Send submissions in the body
of an e-mail, or as Word attachment, to:
sigridunset@comcast.net.
Natural Bridge
Journal of contemporary literature, seeks short stories, poems,
creative nonfiction, and translations for number 25, guest edited by novelist
and short story writer Mary Troy. Number 25 is not themed; seeking original,
well-crafted, enlightening, powerful, and entertaining work on any subject, and
require first North American serial rights. No genre or adolescent literature.
One story or essay per envelope please, and no more than five poems.
Submissions close August 31. No electronic
submissions. Include SASE for notification. Send to Natural Bridge, Dept.
of English, University of Missouri–St. Louis, 1 University Dr., St. Louis, MO
63121.
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Seeking articles for Poet's Market 2012
Accepting article pitches for 2011 Poet's Market until September 1, 2010
In body of e-mail, please outline your article idea and include a short bio.
Send an e-mail with the subject line: 2011 Poet's Market Query: to robert.brewer@fwmedia.com
Please reference the 2011 Poet's Market to get an idea of what articles I've
accepted in the past. I'm mostly interested in business/marketing related
pieces, but craft-related articles are fine, too.
NOT interested in poet interviews, profiles, etc.
ANDERBO SEEKS NOVELIST:
Anderbo.com is seeking to post ONE unpublished entire novel on
its website by December 1, 2009 for at least the following six months. We will
look at the FIRST 30 PAGES (up to 10,000 words) of your e-manuscript and decide
within 60 days if we want to see more. THERE IS NO READING FEE and all literary
rights will remain with the author. No novel submissions will be accepted after
September 1st. We guarantee to choose and use one manuscript, and to pay an
honorarium of $300 to the chosen author upon publication.
Original collection about the experience of being raised by
alcoholics: Seeking well-crafted, emotionally insightful descriptions of
childhood-world and resulting self-concept (focus is on your world, not
alcoholics’). 2,000–6,000 words. Please send manuscript and bio or questions to
amy@amyedenjollymore.com.
Queer Girls in Class
Anthology will collect personal narratives by lesbian teachers
and students who speak about sexual identity and its effects on the teaching and
learning process. The mission of this anthology is to provide, through personal
stories, an analysis of how sexuality (specifically, how being a queer woman)
can influence classroom dynamics in the high school and university setting.
Welcomes first-person essays from women who write about the
surprises, successes or challenges (personal and political) that queer
women–whether out of the closet or not–have experienced in a high school or
university setting. I am seeking diverse voices and welcome submissions from
instructors and students who identity as lesbian or bi-sexual.