Louise
Grace Publishing (US)
seeks true nature stories of insight, inspiration, and exploration for an
anthology, Women in Nature. Story length: 750-2000 words. From wilderness
living to urban gardening, stories should reflect a transforming or
transcending connection to nature. Looking for narratives “about living with
the earth, not on her.” Open to women 18-plus.
In My Bed, a sexy and sensual literary arts
magazine based in Toronto is
seeking submissions for an upcoming print issue. Looking for poetry, fiction,
novel excerpts, painting, photography, and art. Theme: Sex and Magic. Prefers
work that transcends traditional erotica and uses art and writing to explore,
observe, and exhibit themes in an experimental and abstract manner.
Deadline: September 1, 2013. Guidelines here.
Online journal Tendril
Literary Magazine is
published with the seasons. Now accepting submissions for Issue 2|Fall. Looking
for poetry, prose poetry, short fiction, and “anything in between.” Length:
1500 words max. Artwork also welcome. Prefers experimental and unusual pieces.
Deadline: September 1, 2013. Guidelines
here.
Carousel
a literary & arts print magazine based out of Guelph University is looking
for poetry, fiction, comics, pageworks, visual poems, and hybrid literary
works. Payment ranges from $15-80
plus a 2-issue subscription. “Interested in representing both new and
established artists, with a specific focus on positioning Canadian talent
within an international context.”
Cordite Poetry Review, magazine of Australian poetry and
poetics, invites submissions for Issue 44. Theme: Gondwanaland.
Send up to three poems. Also accept scholarly essays. Open to international
writers (see comment on FAQ page); payment for Australian contributors.
Cha:
An Asian Literary Journal (UK
and China) is accepting entries for the Cha “Void” Poetry Contest. First prize:
£50; additional prizes available. Winning poems published in a special section
in the 6th anniversary issue (November 2013). Submit up to two poems (80 lines
max). Theme: Void. No entry fee. Free
contest.
Deadline: September 15, 2013. Guidelines
here.
The Puritan | Frontiers of New
English an on-line quarterly based in Toronto seeks fiction, poetry, essays, reviews, and interviews for Issue XXIII: Fall
2013. “Submissions may push toward the symbolic frontier, challenging
limitations and forging into previously unexplored aesthetic territory.” Pays $50
for prose and $20 poetry
Deadline:September 15, 2013. Guidelines
here
Hi, Brian.
Seven times
a year I publish Gam on Yachting, North America's
longest continually published sailing focused magazine.
We publish
two or three subscriber written articles or short stories each issue and for
fifty-plus years we have never had a problem finding editorial.
There now
seems to be a drought. I suspect that many of our traditional authors are aging.
Stories are not being written as they once were, which is a shame.
So I ask, do
you know of any budding short story writers who would like to be published?
If so how do
I get into contact with them? Any ideas?
John F.
Grainger
editor@gamonyachting.com
editor@gamonyachting.com
Hi, John.
Yes, I have an idea. I’ll post your
letter in Quick Brown Fox. I’m sure there are writers out there who also sail, and I'll suggest they check out Gam on Yachting, then send their pieces to you at:
- Brian
 |
| Just a couple copies left |
The Canadian Writers' Contest Calendar on sale
now.
If you’re looking for places to send your work, you should put contests on your list. The Canadian Writers’ Contest Calendar is a book that provides gives a full listing of annual contests in Canada arranged by deadline date. Since these contests recur each year, your Contest Calendar lasts a long time. It lists contests for short stories, poetry, children’s writing, novels, and nonfiction – contests for just about everyone.
If you’re looking for places to send your work, you should put contests on your list. The Canadian Writers’ Contest Calendar is a book that provides gives a full listing of annual contests in Canada arranged by deadline date. Since these contests recur each year, your Contest Calendar lasts a long time. It lists contests for short stories, poetry, children’s writing, novels, and nonfiction – contests for just about everyone.
Regularly, the Calendar costs $20 at one
of Brian Henry's workshops or classes or $23.50 by mail. It is now on sale for
just $17 at a class or workshop or $20 by mail. (all taxes and shipping included).
To order, email brianhenry@sympatico.ca
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