If you like this post, please share with your writerly friends and/or follow my blog or like my Facebook page. carte blanche is accepting submissions until January 1, 2015. Payment: “carte blanche pays a modest honorarium per submission. We hope to increase the amount in the future.” Epoch, […]
Really great tips on what to do and what NOT to do from Vanessa Eccles, founder of the YA-NAs (“a community of women with a passion for young adult and new adult books.”) Vanessa is also the founder and executive editor of Belle Reve Literary Journal, which is currently accepting submissions. […]
Really great tips on what to do and what NOT to do from Vanessa Eccles, founder of the YA-NAs (“a community of women with a passion for young adult and new adult books.”) Vanessa is also the founder and executive editor of Belle Reve Literary Journal, which is […]
This article by Michael Gonchar published on The Learning Network via The New York Times will have you writing in no time. Not only are the prompts organized in a thoughtful way, but each prompt links to a separate article with detailed information and ideas. 500 Prompts for […]
Eat Genius is the December edition of Everyday Genius Presented by Publishing Genius, is a web journal updated Monday through Friday. This themed December edition includes poems and other creative writing with a food/eating theme. Click here to read today’s post, my poem “Lonely Soup.” Make sure to read […]
Eat Genius is the December edition of Everyday Genius Presented by Publishing Genius, is a web journal updated Monday through Friday. This themed December edition includes poems and other creative writing with a food/eating theme. Click here to read today’s post, my poem “Lonely Soup.” Make sure […]
Lovely piece by fellow poetry blogger Robert Okaji. Visit his blog to read this and other well-written work.
Click here for their Submission Guidelines. They also have an interview on Duotrope to help you determine what type of work they are looking for. They are directly affiliated with Spark Wheel Press, whose “vision for SWP is to promote exceptional volumes of contemporary poetry. We hope to […]
A lovely small and dedicated press in New York, Futurepoem is reading poetry manuscripts in the month of December. DEADLINE: December 31, 2014. Their article by editor Dan Machlin in an article by American Book Review describes their philosophy, “Futurepoem is not small because we can’t. Futurepoem is […]
NonBinary Review pays 1 cent per word for fiction and nonfiction, and a flat fee of $10 per poem and $25 per piece of visual art Their current themed issue submission call: Issue #5: Robert W. Chambers' The King in Yellow From their site: Please note that the […]
