Poets & Writers – September 2019

CALL FOR: MAGAZINES

submission guidelines

available at fourthgenre

.msu.edu.

FRONT RANGE

Review is now accepting

online submissions of

literary short fiction,

poetry, and creative

nonfiction for its 19th

annual issue. Our

reading period is August

15–December 1. To see

guidelines and submit,

visit http://www.frontrange

.edu/frontrangereview.

Hardcopy submissions

may still be sent to:

Blair Oliver, Faculty

Advisor, Front Range

Review, FRCC, 4616 S.

Shields, Ft. Collins, CO

80526.

GLASSWORKS

Magazine seeks

poetry, fiction, creative

nonfiction, and art/

photography for

upcoming print issues.

Contributor copies

provided. Reading

BLUELINE: A

Literary Magazine

Dedicated to the Spirit

of the Adirondacks

seeks poems and stories

about the Adirondacks

and regions similar in

geography and spirit,

focusing on nature’s

shaping influence. We

also welcome nonfic-

tion about the region’s

literature or culture.

Submission period: July

1 through November

30. Decisions mid-
    February. Payment in
    copies. Simultaneous
    submissions accepted
    if identified as such.
    Please notify immedi-
    ately if your submission
    is placed elsewhere.
    Electronic submissions
    encouraged, as Word
    files, to blueline@
    potsdam.edu. Please
    identify the genre in
    the subject line. Further
    information at blueline
    adkmagazine.org.

read your best fiction,

poetry, and nonfiction

this fall! Submit your

work for free until

November 1. For full

guidelines, please visit

http://www.creamcityreview

.org.

FOR AN ISSUE ON

“Algorithm,” Fiction

International will read

fiction, nonfiction, &

indeterminate prose

between October 1,

2019, and February 15,

2020. To submit online
      or hard copy texts or
      visuals, go to fiction
      international.sdsu
      .edu/submit. Queries:
      [email protected].

FOURTH GENRE:

Explorations in Nonfic-

tion is now accepting

submissions for the

open reading period.

Go to fourthgenre

.submittable.com

between August 30 and

November 30. Detailed

please visit the website

at: http://www.changesinlife

.com.

CLOCKHOUSE,

published in partnership

with Goddard College,

welcomes submissions

from emerging and

established writers for

Volume Eight 2020.

Past volumes include

works by Adrian Shirk,

Anne Panning, Cara

Hoffman, Ira Sukrun-

gruang, Lloyd Suh,

Naomi Shihab Nye,

Paisley Rekdal, and

talented new voices.

Reading August 15

through December 15.

Guidelines: www

.clockhouse.net.

CREAM CITY

Review is Milwaukee’s

leading literary journal

devoted to publishing

memorable and ener-

getic pieces that push

the boundaries of

writing. We want to

notice. Mail to:

Creosote, Ken Raines,

Editor, Eastern Arizona

College, 615 N. Stadium

Ave., Thatcher, AZ

85552.

CALL FOR

submissions to SPANK

the CARP. I’m looking

for flash fiction, short

stories, CNF, and

poetry, including shape

poetry. If your work

is thought-provoking,

sophisticated, yet not

pretentious or obscure,

I’m interested. For

submission guidelines

and more information,

visit http://www.spankthecarp

.com.

CHANGES IN LIFE

monthly online

newsletter is seeking

personal essays from

women of all ages. New

writers are encouraged

to submit their work.

For further details and

submission guidelines,

BRYANT LITERARY

Review, a journal of

poetry and fiction, seeks

quality submissions for

its 21st issue. See www

.bryantliteraryreview.org

for samples of previ-

ously published work.

Submission period:

September 1–December

1. Send submissions
   to [email protected] as
   PDF attachment(s)
   with subject line “BLR
   Fiction Submission” or
   “BLR Poetry Submis-
   sion.” Limit 1
   submission per author
   (1 short story for fiction
   and up to 3 poems for
   poetry).

CALL FOR

submissions. Creosote:

a journal of poetry and

prose. Please submit

hard copies of 3–5

poems, or prose up to

5,000 words. Submis-

sion deadline: March

1, 2020. Simultaneous

submissions OK with

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Guidelines: fresnostate.edu/levineprize

Prize:

$2,000 and publication by Anhinga Press

Judge: C. G. Hanzlicek

Submit: 48-80 pg. ms. • Deadline Sept. 30

Fee:

$25 hardcopy

$28 online

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