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Word Weaver
Press
seeks submissions for Glass &
Gardens: Solarpunk Summers Anthology. "For this
anthology, I want to see solarpunk summers. Show me futuristic stories that
take place in summer, whether that involves a summer night in a rooftop garden,
or characters adapting to extreme heat and weather, or an annual migration to
cooler lands. Keep it planet-based (Earth or other), and optimistic. Solarpunk
worlds aren’t necessarily utopias, but they definitely aren’t dystopias."
Payment determined
by Kickstarter success; $10 minimum.
Deadline November 15, 2017. Submision
guidelines here.
Upcoming: Baba Yaga anthology.
Length: 7,500 – 20,000 words. Pays
$50 Open for submissions January 1 – March 1 2018
Hey, Brian.
I'm writing on behalf
of Vallum: Contemporary Poetry,
a Montreal-based literary magazine. We're looking to get the word out
about our latest call for submissions:
Call for Issue
15.1 - "Forgetting"
Our minds are like
labyrinths, we remember, we forget. Sometimes, the past is the hardest thing we
have to confront. Forgetting and letting go of what haunts us is often an
impossible task, but something we must go through in order to find any kind of
resolution. In other forms, forgetting can be a curse, like struggling with
Alzheimer’s or misplacing one’s possessions. How does "Forgetting" figure
in your lives and in your poems?
The editors at Vallum are
committed to enriching and continuing the tradition of poetry in the present
day. We welcome submissions that deepen our understanding of what poetry is and
can be. We encourage Indigenous writers, writers of colour, gender
non-conforming writers, differently abled writers, LGBTQ writers, writers with
mental or physical illnesses, and writers who are otherwise affected by
structural inequality to submit their work for consideration.
Send us your best poems!
More information here.
Deadline: November 15, 2017
Mail submissions to:
Vallum Magazine
5038 Sherbrooke West
PO BOX 23077 CP Vendome
Montreal, QC H4A
1T0
Cason Sharpe
Vallum Society for
Education in Arts and Letters
Owl Hollow Press seeks submissions for Band
of Misfits: Adventures on the High Seas Anthology. Wants submissions from
teens, aged 3–19. Submit short stories up to 7,500 words on theme
of "gangs of pirates, steampunk sailors, mischievous mermaids, hostile
Kraken, submerged vortexes, or any other maritime adventures you’d care to
explore – whether contemporary, historical, science fiction, fantasy, or
horror." Pays $30.
Deadline: November 30, 2017.
Submission guidelines here.
Ninth
Letter is published
semi-annually at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. “We are
interested in prose and poetry that experiment with form, narrative, and
nontraditional subject matter, as well as more traditional literary work.”
Seeks submissions on theme of community
for online edition. Submit up to three poems or one piece of short prose
(fiction or nonfiction) of up to 3,500 words; also include a cover letter that
briefly explains how you see your work connecting to the theme. Pays $25 per poem or $75 for a story or
essay. Deadline November 5, 2017
Also seeks short fiction for print
edition. Pays $25 per printed page. Deadline November 30, 2017
And seeks poetry and essays for print
edition. Pays $25 per printed page. Deadline February 28, 2018
Submission guidelines here.
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