Writers Wanted March P2

The 2011

New Ohio Review Prize
in Fiction and Poetry

Details: http://www.ohio.edu/nor/submis.htm

Contest Guidelines

Prize: First and second place prizes of $1,500 and $500 in each genre.
Entry Fee: $20 per entry (includes one-year subscription)
All entries will be judged blind, therefore please submit a cover page with your name and contact information. Your name should not appear on the manuscript. Prose entries must be no longer than 25 pages double-spaced. Poetry entries are limited to four individual poems. Contest results will be announced online. If you wish to receive the results through the mail, please enclose an SASE.
Please mail entries and payment to:
New Ohio Review Prize
English Dept.
360 Ellis Hall
Ohio University
Athens, OH 45701
General Guidelines
New Ohio Review's contributors receive honoraria of $10/page for prose and $15/page for poetry, $30 minimum, in addition to two copies of the issue and a one-year subscription.
We accept literary submissions in any genre. Translations are welcome if permission has been granted. Please do not send more than six poems in a single submission. We do not reprint previously published work.
Our reading period is September-May, but we will consider work year-round from subscribers. Please do not submit more than once every six months. Mail submissions to:
New Ohio Review
English Dept.
360 Ellis Hall
Ohio University
Athens, OH 45701
We currently do not accept electronic submissions.
Format: Please include a brief cover letter with your submission. Poems should be individually typed, either single- or double-spaced, on one side of the page. Prose should be typed double-spaced on one side and be no longer than thirty pages. Cross-genre work or any work that is unusually formatted is welcome, but please be aware that our page width and font size are restricted. We have no preferences regarding placement of author name, staples, or paper clips. Please do not include submissions in more than one genre in the same envelope.
Simultaneous submissions: Simultaneous submissions to other journals are fine as long as you indicate so in your cover letter and inform us immediately if your work is accepted elsewhere.
Submissions by mail: All manuscripts and correspondence regarding submissions should be accompanied by a S.A.S.E. For international submissions, please include a stamped International Reply Coupon (I.R.C.) with your S.A.S.E. or provide a valid e-mail address. Manuscripts can only be returned if sufficient postage is included.

Postmark Deadline: May 15, 2011

Sage of Consciousness

Opportunities in Teaching Careers

Writing Power

The essential writing workshop, this book shows you that powerful writing is a process that can be learned – step by step.

Features:

		An intensive writing clinic.
		In-depth review of Kaplan's easy-to-follow Building Block Method.
		Effective tools to organize your ideas.
		Essential editing and revising techniques.
		Concrete examples, including different types of essays and reports.
		Methods to help visualize and personalize the rules of writing. Writing Power

An online E-Zine created by a volunteer group of writers and artists, celebrating writing, photography, and art. Details: http://www.sageofcon.com/subs.htm

Submission Guidelines: The Los Angeles Review
http://redhen.org/losangelesreview/submissions/

Readings are now open. Readings for poetry will close May 25, 2011. Readings in all other genres will close June 1, 2010. (Please note that readings close at the end of the business day on the date listed above.) Submissions received outside our reading periods will be discarded without notice.
Indicate title in the subject heading. For prose submissions, also indicate word count. Please include a cover letter and bio in the body of the email, and attach your piece as a single .doc or .rtf attachment, not as a .docx.
Simultaneous submissions are accepted if noted in the cover letter. No multiple submissions, please. Response time is 2-3 months.
Writers published in The Los Angeles Review will receive one contributor copy in exchange for first North American serial rights.
Guidelines:
Nonfiction: We seek essay, memoir, and commentary told as compelling, focused, sustained narrative in a distinctive voice, rich with detail. Send 1,000-4,000 words or delight us with flash nonfiction that cat-burgles our expectations.
Fiction: We’re looking for to hard-to-put-down shorties under 500 words and lengthier shorts up to 4,000 words–lively, vivid, excellent literary fiction.
Poetry: Please submit 3-5 poems that will surprise us, wow us, and make us wish we’d written them ourselves. We are open to form, free verse, prose poems, and experimental styles. Our only criterion is quality.
Reviews: We welcome reviews of new and recent books of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction, particularly of books that have not received the critical attention they deserve. Send reviews of three to six pages. Please familiarize yourself with the kind of creative work we publish, as we are unlikely to print reviews of material that is vastly different from that which we feature in the magazine.
Translations: Please submit 3-5 translated poems that open the poet’s original vision to an English-speaking audience.
Send all submissions or queries to appropriate department email:

Managing Editor: lareview.editor@gmail.com
Poetry Editor: lareview.poetry@gmail.com
Translation Editor: lareview.translations@gmail.com
Prose Editor: lareview.prose@gmail.com
Fiction Editor: lareview.fiction@)gmail.com
Nonfiction Editor: lareview.nonfiction@gmail.com
Review Editor: lareview.bookreviews@gmail.com

Get Published, Writers Wanted, Call for Submissions, Writers Contests

March 2011 edition. Page 2 Back to Page one

Instant Access to Thousands of Work-at-Home Jobs

The Best Place to Find Freelance Jobs Online Today

Just imagine...working from home, earning a high income, working around your personal schedule, selecting only projects that interest you...doesn't the life of a freelancer sound great? For many millions of people, this kind of lifestyle is already a reality. Countless people have fired their boss, moved to where the quality of life is better and started having fun through a work-at-home freelance career.

And the great news is, you can do the same - and you can start today. Whatever your skills and expertise, you can be sure that there is a demand for them in the freelance market. But where would you find the jobs and projects you need to succeed? And where can you find the advice, information and support you need to get started?

Recommended Site - Freelance Work Exchange

No problem. There are a number of web sites that specialize in helping freelancers to find work and make money. We've reviewed the best of them, and have no hesitation in recommending Freelance Work Exchange.

This site has been established for a number of years, and has a great record of matching freelancers with projects. Wherever you are in the world, you can apply for jobs and projects, most of which can be undertaken remotely from your home location.

Thousands of Fresh Jobs and Projects

Just check out the jobs database, and you will find hundreds of fresh freelance jobs to choose from, plus a wealth of advice and information. As an example, take a look at the most recent additions to the Freelance Work Exchange jobs database:

All these jobs and many more are available for you to apply for right now. Believe it or not, you can sign up for membership for just $2.95, and get instant access to all the jobs and resources at Freelance Work Exchange. Compare that to the hundreds of dollars charged by other sites - the value is exceptional.

Guaranteed Success

Best of all, there are many new jobs and projects every day, so you need never be short of freelance or work at home jobs again.

So to kick start your work-at-home career today, just click here to get instant access to thousands of freelance jobs.

Back to Page one

Narrative Winter 2011 Story Contest

Click here to submit your work.