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Diaspora Dialogues Open Call for Submissions: Diaspora Dialogues supports the creation and presentation of new
fiction, creative non-fiction, poetry, and drama that reflect the complexity of
the Toronto area, as seen through the eyes of its richly diverse writers. We
use art and ideas to explore questions of our connected humanity, and our
programs and events help encourage the creation of a literature – and audience
– that is vibrant and inclusive.
Diaspora
Dialogues invites submissions to its bi-annual mentoring program from emerging
GTA writers of short stories, poetry and creative nonfiction.
Through
an adjudicated process, writers will be chosen and each assigned (free of
charge) to an established writer in a mentoring capacity.
Diaspora
Dialogues is committed to supporting a literature of Toronto that is as diverse
as the city itself. The setting of the works must be, at least in part, the
greater Toronto region. First
and second-generation immigrants and First Nations writers are especially
welcome.
RopeWalk Press (US) invites entries for the The Nobody
Series AWP Postcard Contest. Seeking short-short stories “destined for
immediate celebrity.” Winning story printed on art postcards displayed for sale
among postcards of RopeWalk Press fiction covers. Prize: a signing, 10 copies
of the postcard, and a $25 gift certificate to your favorite bookstore or $50
in RopeWalk Press titles. Entry fee: $5.
Deadline: December 1, 2013. Guidelines here.
Online literature/arts magazine The Broken City (Toronto) is currently accepting
submissions for its winter 2013 edition: “Turn on, tune in.” Looking for
music-related poetry, fiction, essays, comics, illustrations, photography and reviews.
Also seeking mp3 submissions for a mixtape. Non-paying.
Deadline: December 1, 2013.
Guidelines
here.
The Antigonish Review is a is a prestigious quarterly literary journal
published by St. Francis Xavier University in Nova Scotia. The Review welcomes submissions
of poetry, fiction, essays, articles, and book reviews from all parts of Canada, the US and overseas.
It publishes both emerging and established writers.
Deadline: Ongoing (but does not accept fiction June 1 – September 30). Payment: $10-$50. Submission
guidelines here.
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