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MUD
Christian Writing Contest
Details:
http://www.mudinternational.org/writing.htm
$10 ENTRY FEE
MUD International, Inc. Christian Writing Contests are
open to all in the categories of: short story, poetry,
and essay. $100 First Place; $50 Second Place; $10 Third
Place in category. Author retains copyright on all work;
all winners will be published in the next quarterly
publication of MUD International Magazine after contest
close. All submissions are to be sent
through postal service, no entries will be accepted via
email. Deadlines for submission: December 1, March 1,
June 1, and September 1.
Italy, A Love
Story
Women Write about the Italian Experience
Seal Press
Details: http://www.sealpress.com/submissions/
We are looking for compelling essays by women who have great stories to tell about their travels or experiences in Italy.
Send your finest non-fiction writing (previously published work is acceptable, but note it). Whether traditional or creative personal essays, we’re looking for more than memoir or travelogue, though these genres may lend appeal to a story. We’re looking for a strong narrative—stories that build toward a satisfying dénouement—something changed, learned, understood more deeply. Strong character development is helpful. A good sense of humor is desirable, though tragic accounts are welcome. Stories may be rooted in some aspect of traveling there, the joy and/or difficulty of living and/or studying in Italy, an insightful moment of culture shock, the agony and ecstasy of immersion, loves lost or gained with Italian men or women. We’re looking for substance, but style is encouraged.
For examples of stories that worked very well for this type of anthology see Seal’s latest collection, France, A Love Story: Women Write about the French Experience (edited by Camille Cusumano).
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THE SUBWAY CHRONICLES
Details: http://www.thesubwaychronicles.com
We're looking for insightful, creative writing about personal
experiences on the New York City subway system. $100.00 prize
for the first place winner. $6 entry fee. Publication in a future issue for
the second and third place winners. Deadline November 30,
2004.
Nursing Tales
Anthlology
Details:http://www.meadowbrookpress.com
Wanted: Short, funny, true stories about
breastfeeding for an upcoming anthology to be published in book form by
Meadowbrook Press
Story length: up to 1,250 words
Payment: For stories selected for publication, we will pay the following
one-time fees. (Word counts refer to final edited versions.)
$50 for 100 words or less
$75 for 101-250 words
$100 for 251-500 words
$200 for 501-1,250 words
Rights required: Non-exclusive worldwide rights in all languages. Author retains
copyright to story.
Format: Stories must be submitted electronically. A story may be typed in the
body of an e-mail or sent as an attached Microsoft Word document.
E-mail to: christine@meadowbrookpress.com with subject line "Nursing Tales."
Submissions must be received no later them March 1, 2005.
ATTENTION POETS OF COLOR
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS:
The editors of To This Revolution We Will Rise: Poets of
Color Dissent from Around the Globe are calling for submissions for the
forthcoming anthology to be published by Third World Press.
This anthology will serve as a space for contemporary radical poets of color
to speak to a primarily U.S. and English speaking audience about issues relating
to anti-colonialism, self-determination,
occupation and resistance. The editors seek the works of Third World peoples in
their homes and diasporas to address how internal and external colonialism and
occupation have impacted issues related to:
Culture, Religion, Gender, Tourism, Violence, Economics, Ecology, Land
Rights and Agriculture.
We are especially seeking poets representing: - Africa, the Caribbean,
Latin America, The Arab region, Aboriginal Australia, Asia South Asia,
Indigenous North America and their diasporas.
SUBMISSIONS MUST INCLUDE:
-Name and address (please include email address if applicable)
-Short Bio
-Country of residence
-Place of origin
*** No more than 5 poems and their English translation (if
necessary).
SUBMISSIONS MUST BE POSTMARKED BY DECEMBER 1, 2004
Send submissions to:
Matthew Shenoda/Anthology
College of Ethnic Studies
San Francisco State University
1600 Holloway Ave
San Francisco, CA 94132-4100, USA
***Electronic submissions accepted from poets residing outside
of the United States can be mailed to: shenoda@sfsu.edu (please include
"Anthology" in the subject line).
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Isotope
A Journal of Literary Nature and Science Writing
Details:
http://websites.usu.edu/isotope/
is proud to announce its 2005 Editors' Prizes in fiction, nonfiction, and
poetry.
Winners receive publication and $500.
All entries will be considered for publication.Note: Each entry requires the $15
fee, which will be credited to extended subscriptions if you enter two or three
genres total. Manuscripts will not be returned. Those not selected will be
recycled. Entrants will be notified in spring 2005.
Please send entries to:
Isotope
Utah State University
Department of English
3200 Old Main Hill
Logan UT 84322-3200
CONTEST GUIDELINES:
1. No more than 20 pages of prose (fiction or nonfiction), standard font,
double-spaced, normal margins.
2. 1-5 poems, totaling not more than 10 pages, single-spaced, no more than one
poem per page.
3. Name should not appear on manuscript.
4. Include cover sheet with name, address, e-mail, phone number(s) and titles of
work submitted.
5. Include genre on outside of envelope.
6. Include a self-addressed stamped envelope for notification of results. You
may also include a self-addressed stamped postcard to confirm receipt of your
entry at the magazine.
7. Make out a check to Isotope for $15 for your entry. You'll receive a
discounted two-year subscription.
8. You may enter only one submission in each genre but you may enter in more
than one genre.
9. Entries must be postmarked August 1 - November 15,
2004.
What Word Have Your Heard?
What Word are You Called to Speak?
(a working title)
These critical times call us to ask: How are people in their teens through thirties (so-called "Generations X and Y imaginatively, prophetically, and constructively transforming religious communities and wider society in the 21st century, an age of rapid transformation and global conflict? What are these generations saying about personal spirituality, theology, religious identity, activism, ministry,
aesthetics, culture, and religious community? What voices and visions will sustain and guide us?
This anthology of younger poets, creative fiction and non-fiction writers, scholars, preachers, cultural critics, and activists will benefit the FAITH YOUTH INSTITUTE, a dynamic leadership training program offered each summer by ANDOVER NEWTON THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL , the oldest Protestant graduate school in the country and a international leader in theological education and transforming ministry for
the 21 st century. Located outside Boston, ANTS offers pioneering programs including Worship, Theology and Arts; Theology, Ministry, and Public Life; Global Christianity, Cross-Cultural, and Interfaith Ministries; and Faith, Health, and Spirituality.
Submission Guidelines: We are seeking excellent poetry, creative nonfiction, fiction and short fiction, essays, sermons, prayers, liturgies, essays, scholarly pieces, for print and/or web publication. Authors should be ages 13 through 30s, or minister to and with young people. An ecumenically Christian publication. Welcomes interfaith voices.
Please submit up to 7 poems, or 3 prose pieces. Deadline Feb 1, 2005. Work is accepted on a rolling basis. Please contact akern@ants.edu and deanekern@hotmail.com with questions. (Please write "Anthology Inquiry" in your title to avoid accidental junk mail screening.)
TO SUBMIT: send hardcopy and, if possible, a disk with Word document, with cover letter, biography, contact information (name, address, phone, email address) and Self Addressed Stamped Envelope (SASE) to:
Alexander Levering Kern and Deane Lindsey Kern, Editors
ANTS FYI
210 Herrick Road
Newton Centre, MA 02459.
For more information contact akern@ants.edu. Payment is one copy of the publication, with significant discounts available for purchase of additional copies. Please don’t send your only copy! The Editors thank you in advance for your participation in this project.
Publication is expected in summer or early fall, 2005.
Poems: no maximum length. Preference two pages or shorter, single spaced.
Fiction, Creative Nonfiction, Memoir, Essays, Scholarly Work, Other Prose :
Prefer submissions under 4000 words, double-spaced. For creative nonfiction,
narrative should be engaging and, if a personal story, have broader implications.
Creative nonfiction should make use of fictive devices such as description,
narrative continuity, scene and dialogue, while not compromising the veracity of the
piece. Essays and scholarly work should use MLA bibliographic and citation forms.
All writers: Please pay particular attention to grammar and syntax and send
your best work. Use 12 point standard font. Simultaneous submissions discouraged
but accepted, with notification. Exceptional previously published work accepted.
Please query about reprints.
Now seeking true stories for: Sacred
Fire (Adams Media, 2005)
Details:
http://www.sacredfeathers.com/submit.htm
My barn having burned to the ground, I can now see the moon.
Japanese proverb
Fourth in a series of edited anthologies about the impact of the four sacred
elements
(earth, air, water, and fire) on our lives From the Olympic torch and Eternal
Flame memorials to campfires and candlelight, the element of fire, the element
of fire contains a unique spiritual
energy. Fire, which birthed our very planet, connects us to ancient powers that
have existed from the beginning of creation. Remember Prometheus, who stole fire
from the gods? And Icarus, who challenged the fierce power of the sun?
The mystery of fire takes many forms: meteors and comets, starlight, fiery
volcanoes, fireflies, firewalking, fireworks, funeral pyres, bonfires, sunlight,
the Phoenix rising from the ashes, the sacred fire of passion. Even fires
that destroy may contain a sacred gift. What has been the gift of fire in your
life?
Sacred Fire is a book of true stories, reflections, meditations, and poems
about the power and mystery of water and fire in all forms. They will show how
the spiritual energies of water and fire can serve as sources of guidance and
inspiration to illuminate our life journeys. Submission Guidelines: Stories
should be written in first person, based on actual events, and be specific about
what happened as a result of your encounter with water or fire. Show the
impact on your life. 500-1500 words. Original poetry will also be accepted,
length
and style variable. Previously published material will be considered. Bio will
be included. Contributors will receive one copy of the completed book.
Send submissions to:
maril@sacredfeathers.com
Tom Howard/John H. Reid Short Story Contest
Details : http://www.winningwriters.com/tomstory.htm
A top prize of $1,000 and publication in an anthology
by Tom Howard Books is given annually for an original short story, essay, or
other work of prose. $2,575 will be awarded in all. Tom Howard will judge. The
reading fee per entry is $10. Early submission is encouraged. 8,000-word limit
per entry. No limits on style or theme. You may submit work that has been
published or won prizes elsewhere, as long as you own the anthology and online
publication rights. Unpublished work is also welcome. Submit your entries online
or by mail. See the complete guidelines at:
Entries should be postmarked by March 31.
Short Stories Sought for Paranomal Erotica Collection
Looking for erotic short stories of sexual encounters with "otherworldly"
beings; ghosts, aliens, magical/mystical, paranormal, etc. for an anthology
(to be named). This will be electronically published first and may progress
to a print edition.
Details:
Submission deadline - November
15, 2004. Writers will be notified of the status of their stories by
November 30, 2004.
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