Thursday, February 26, 2009
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Friday, February 20, 2009
Get Your HOBART On
* Submissions for the print journal are again open!
For the coming months, we will only be reading stories for our next
theme issue: The Great Outdoors! so send us stories about getting
outside.
http://www.hobartpulp.com/
BASEBALL!
* We are also now reading for our annual web baseball issue. Send us
short fiction and essays and even haiku(s) about baseball!
http://www.hobartpulp.com/
Mary Miller's BIG WORLD!
* We sold the hell out of these at AWP and, basically, if you don't
already own one, you are letting yourself down. It's been getting
great praise all over the place, and rightfully so: the stories will
kick your ass, in the best of ways, and it looks (if we may brag for
just a second) pretty damn amazing.
http://www.hobartpulp.com/
And we're off.
Thursday, February 19, 2009
Sounds and a few sights
Monday, February 16, 2009
The Take...that wasn't.
Thursday, February 12, 2009
A [Slightly Edited] Note about Pilcrow from Amy Guth
I hope the year off to an excellent start for all of you.
I'll keep it brief:
1. Pilcrow Lit Fest is being help May 17-23rd this year. We have tons of city-wide events with whom we've partnered during the week, and panel discussions, parties and one very special event on Saturday the 23rd. Stay tuned!
2. The new Pilcrow Lit Fest website is live!. Do take a moment and feast your eyes.
3. If you're [interested in contributing] your noble duty as a volunteer, or if you have a panel discussion topic you're keen to pitch, do let me know.
And, do feel free to forward this email along to anyone who might be interested. The more the merrier, of course. [that's all of you.]
Looking forward to seeing many of your smiling faces at AWP this week.
Yours in Pilcrow,
Amy Guth.
Managing Editor @ http://sonewpublishing.com
Founder/Director @ http://pilcrowlitfest.com
Author @ http://guthagogo.com
Friday, February 6, 2009
Black Lawrence and the Trees!
A message from Black Lawrence Press:
Black Lawrence is going electronic: from now on we will only accept submissions via e-mail. If we are interested in reading more of your work, we will request a hard copy of your manuscript at that time. If you have any questions, please e-mail Associate Editor Adam Deutsch at adamdeutsch@blacklawrencepress.com.
PLEASE NOTE: because of an especially great number of submissions as of late, we will now only read submissions outside of contests during designated reading periods:
OPEN READING PERIODS OUTSIDE OF CONTESTS:
Open submissions: January, June, July, November
Closed submissions: February, March, April, May, August, September, October, December. Please DO NOT send submissions during these months.
Please send all non-contest submissions to submissions@blacklawrencepress.com. We prefer to receive manuscripts in PDF form, but will also look at .doc and .rtf files.
Contest submissions will still be sent in via hard copy as usual.
Thank you for your interest in Black Lawrence Press.
Colleen Ryor & Adam Deutsch
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Slackin'
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