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Noctua Review Seeks Submissions
Open for submissions! Noctua Review, the annual art and literary magazine produced by the Southern Connecticut State University MFA program, is the brain child of w Professor Lois Lake Church when she was a graduate student. The inaugural issue was published in 2008. … Continue reading
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A “Safe Space” for Submissions
Poets are invited to send submissions for This Safe Space, an up-and-coming online publication featuring poetry written by survivors of sexual assault. This Safe Space is for survivors to share their stories, struggles, successes, and setbacks through poetry. Please send your … Continue reading
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Deadline Extended! Win a Creative Retreat
Woven Tales Press literary and art competition deadline extended through Oct. 1! The Elizabeth Sloan Tyler Memorial Award: Win a one-week stay in Woven Tales Press’ expanded 1909 charming cape in the legendary Hamptons in New York for eight nights. … Continue reading
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NonBinary Review Seeks Submissions
NonBinary Review is seeking submissions of poetry, fiction, creative non-fiction, and art for two of their forthcoming issues. They pay .01 per word for fiction and nonfiction, a flat fee of $10 per poem and $25 per piece of visual … Continue reading
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Bracken Boosts Fiction Rates
Bracken, an open-minded magazine with a preference for magic realism, has just increased their rates from $0.02/word to $0.04/word, with a minimum of $50/fiction piece. More details here. Here is what they want: Magic realism (read this great piece on fantasy vs. magic realism) Natural setting … Continue reading
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TWO DAYS for SFPA Poetry Contest!
Just two days left to submit to the Science Fiction & Fantasy Poetry Association’s 2018 Poetry Contest! Two more days for a chance at glory and literary infamy! This year’s contest is chaired by Holly Lyn Walrath, the author of … Continue reading
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Submit to Rabid Oak
Rabid Oak, “an erratically-published literary journal broadcasting from California’s southern San Joaquin Valley,” accepts original submissions year-round. They are looking for poetry and flash fiction or nonfiction, under 1,000 words, that use unique voice, image, and form. They want your work to … Continue reading
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Lunch Ticket Mag Has Writing Contests
Lunch Ticket magazine has two free writing contests with cash prizes and no fee submission calls. Lunch Ticket is an online literary and visual art journal, published in June and December. Their two prizes are the Diana Woods Memorial Award in Creative Nonfiction … Continue reading
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Markets and Jobs for Writers
Erika Dreifus, a freelance writer and book publicist, publishes a weekly list of no-fee, paying competitions, contests, and calls for submissions—plus jobs for those of us who write (especially fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction). She is also the editor and publisher … Continue reading
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Trip to England for Speculative Writers?
The Centre for Science Fiction and Fantasy in Cambridge seeks “a non-UK based writer working in science fiction or fantasy at any stage of their career who is interested in sharing their ideas with researchers, practitioners and students.” The chosen resident … Continue reading
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