Here are a couple of interesting projects which are currently open to submissions:
Kari Larsen and Colette Newby are editing an anthology called The Fun Percent. Here are the details:
What have you been doing with this weird time? This liminal space where markets are shifting, jobs are scarce, and the issue of money/debt is omnipresent? How are you having fun?
Kari Larsen and Colette Newby are editing an anthology called The Fun Percent. Here are the details:
What have you been doing with this weird time? This liminal space where markets are shifting, jobs are scarce, and the issue of money/debt is omnipresent? How are you having fun?
Have you started a small press or an online magazine? Have you written a
book? Have you made an online comic? Have you gotten totally obsessed
with somebody's tumblr? Have you found a zoological garden obscured in
the wilds of your mountain town? How do you seek joy? How do you have
fun?
How are you taking advantage of the contemporary world for maximum
enjoyment? Essays in the form of words (500 min.), video and art are
welcome for consideration. Questions can be directed here on this post
or to Kari.Lee.Larsen@Gmail.com, where submissions can go as well. The deadline is the last day of March. Please submit and please reblog!
Rachel Fenton is guest editing the March Edition of the Aotearoa Affair Blog Fest which is created to celebrate the Frankfurt Book Fair, where New Zealand is the guest of honour in 2012:
Submissions deadline: March 20th - what are you waiting for? Email submissions to:nzgermany2012 [AT] gmail [DOT] com
Rachel Fenton is guest editing the March Edition of the Aotearoa Affair Blog Fest which is created to celebrate the Frankfurt Book Fair, where New Zealand is the guest of honour in 2012:
The first edition of the Aotearoa Affair
2012 will have the theme “CROSSINGS” and will go live by the end of
Feburary. Thanks to all who sent contributions!
We are now inviting contributions for the
second edition — again, the whole edition will be blog-based, with
links leading to the single features. The guest editor for this edition
is Rachel Fenton, the theme is: “PAST MYTHS, PRESENT LEGENDS”.
"In these pages we’re highlighting Kiwi and German writers in 2012 and
creating a space for interested readers and bloggers to connect and
share related posts. If you are a Kiwi or German living anywhere in the
world, or if you are from somewhere else but have settled in New Zealand
or Germany, we want to hear from you."Submissions deadline: March 20th - what are you waiting for? Email submissions to:nzgermany2012 [AT] gmail [DOT] com
5 comments:
andrea, this reminds me i've been meaning to send this to you!
http://www.feministpress.org/wsq/current-call-papers
call for fashion poems.
This sounds really cool! Thanks Carrie :)
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Hey, thanks so much for posting this!
You're welcome!
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