A call for submissions by The Lion Lounge PressLion Lounge Press is planning for a plethora of publications to be printed and bound in the not-too-distant future, and first onto the press is a collection of Travel Writing. Short stories and poetry detailing your best, or worst - in any event your most publishable - travel anecdotes, both real and fictional, are to be submitted for our razor-sharp editorial scrutiny.
Prose Criteria: a maximum of 3 short stories, of no more than 2,500 words each
Poetry Criteria: a maximum of 5 poems on no more than 5 pages in total
Submission deadline: 31 August 2010
Email your submissions to submissions@thelionlounge.com as MS Word document (.doc) atta
The Ladies of Lit: Volume IWelcome to the first edition of my ongoing Literature news series, The Ladies of Lit!
The premise here is simple. Below you will find an assortment of Literature features from a selection of female deviants here on DeviantART, all of them suggested by you. In this article, you will also find a variety of other things of interest, including:
:bulletred: This article's deviant spotlight: featuring the talented :devagmeade:. She has offered to answer a few questions as well, to tell us a bit about what inspires her writing and which piece in particular she favors.
:bulletred: Additional information about our upcoming events, including a speci
Call for submissions: Sparkbright magazineSPARKBRIGHT magazine is looking for submissions of poetry and short fiction. We have recently released our fourth issue, and are looking for pieces to include in the fifth issue, due out later this year.
Full details can be found on our website, but as for the basics:
- No previously published work (though we don't count anything on dA as previously published).
- Submit up to three poems, and/or up to 1500 words of fiction.
-Please wait for a response for one submission before sending in another piece for us to look at!
We are also looking for cover art, if any of you talented visual artists fancy having a go!
For full submission guidel
| Sparkbright magazine publishes short fiction and poetry twice annually, in June and December. It is run by Emily Smith and Ami Jordan. The main site for Sparkbright is [link] where you can find submissions guidelines, and previous issues for free PDF download. |
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