Showing posts with label Anthology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Anthology. Show all posts

Thursday, March 10, 2011

Collection about Barry Hannah seeks Essay, Poetry, Stories

VOX PRESS, in conjuction with the well known online journal, Drunken Boat, is compiling a collection of perspectives on Barry Hannah. If you have any perspectives on Hannah's work or personal accounts or both (a merging of the two would be ideal), send them as attachments to

louis-bourgeois(at)hotmail.com

The essays can be any length. Initially the essays will appear at Drunken Boat but eventually they will be collected and published in a book via VOX PRESS. There may be money involved when VOX takes over the project in earnest. All rights revert back to VOX and the authors. Also, we are seeking poems or stories about Barry Hannah.

Monday, August 25, 2008

A Sign Of The Times???

Here's another war-related contest, but the folks at Diversion Press are looking for short stories, not poetry, for their upcoming anthology: War is All We Know. Their anthology is designed to collect the best FICTION on war; historical or other fiction is fine, but they do not want real-live battle stories! Each story must include, as a quote or somewhere else in the text, the phrase "War is all we know."
Prizes are :
  • 1st: $30 dollars
  • 2nd: $20 dollars
  • 3rd: $10 dollars
All three winners will have their short-stories published and receive a free copy, including free shipping, of the publication. Winners may also have their stories and name featured on their web-site. While only three prizes will be given, other work may be considered for publication in the anthology. Please go to their website to look at the rest of their submission and proposal guidelines.
You have until December 1st 2008 to get your 20 to 40 page story submitted to them. They prefer regular mail, [Diversion Press Inc., Attn: Acquisitions Editor, P.O. Box 30277, Clarksville, TN 37040] but will also accept your work via email at divisionpress(at)yahoo(dot)com.

Wednesday, July 23, 2008

A Call For "War" Poetry

Among the horrible things people do to each other, war is one of the worst. It's a tough issue to address, but if you can delve into it and come out with a poem, this may interest you. WaterWood Press is accepting war poetry until September 1, 2008 for its upcoming softcover anthology: Against Agamemnon: War Poetry. They are seeking 1 to 3 previously unpublished poems (up to 30 lines) from any good poet, (known or unknown), in any style. They ask that you do not send poems about 9/11, as those will not be considered. Unless you are submitting from a foreign country and sending via US Mail is unpractical or too expensive, submissions will be accepted only via snail mail: WaterWood Press, 47 Waterwood, Huntsville, Texas, 77320 -- Attn: 2008 War Poetry Editor. Poets whose poems are selected for publication will receive a copy of the anthology as payment. Please go to their website for further submission guidelines, which include a recommendation of other works you may wish to refer to (#11).

Thursday, July 10, 2008

Work Needed for "When Mother Died" Anthology

This just in from Sellingham Publishing:

The relationship between a mother and a child offers us glimpses of complexity, fragility, challenge and faith. The death of a mother provides opportunity to reflect upon so much of that complex world.

Sellingham Publishing is currently accepting submissions for the publication of an anthology of stories entitled "When Mother Died."

Below please find submission guidelines. If you would prefer to receive this as an attachment please send email to SellinghamPublishing@yahoo.com. If you wish to receive it via US Postal Service, please send a self addressed stamped envelop to the following address:

Corlis F. Carroll, Editor
Sellingham Publishing
1855 Western Avenue
Albany, NY 12203

If you are submitting work, please send email indicating your desire to participate in this project to SellinghamPublishing@yahoo.com. This helps us to prepare our editorial staff with regard to the quantity of work anticipated.

Submissions will only be accepted until August 31, 2008. It is the editor's belief that submissions challenged by an urgency due to limited time constraints convey an authenticity and edge to the work that contributes to an enhanced quality that lengthy deadline options can otherwise compromise.

Submissions must be non-fiction and can be in the form of poetry, eulogy or memoir.

Your submission must include the following:

Cover letter to include a statement as to why you would like to see your work published in this anthology.

A brief summary (100 words or less) of the author's background.

Submissions must be in English, double-spaced with 1 inch margins in 12 point type on white paper. Your name and page number must appear on every page.

Submissions must not exceed twenty pages (page described above).

Email submissions are not accepted.

Include a stamped self-addressed envelope for return of your submission if it is not accepted for publication. Include a self addressed, stamped blank postcard for acknowledgment of receipt of materials if desired. International submissions will not be returned. Notification via email only will be provided to International Submissions.

Only send copies of your materials. Keep original work for your own files.

Your complete daytime contact information including telephone and email must accompany your submission.

Only one submission per person will be considered. (1 poem, 1 eulogy or 1 memoir)

Mail your submission in a page-size envelope. Submissions should not be stapled or folded and your envelope must reflect your name and address.

Simultaneous submissions to other publications is not allowed. You will be notified by October 31 if your work has been accepted for publication.

Submission fee for inclusion in this anthology should accompany your submission and should be a postal money order or personal check payable to Sellingham LLC in the amount of $20. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Arthritis Foundation for research into the causes and cures for Rheumatoid Arthritis, an illness that caused pain and suffering for over 70 years for the mother of the editor, Dorothy Mae Sellingham Carroll (1913-2004).

Payment for your submission if accepted for publication will be a signed first edition copy of the anthology, "When Mother Died" and $50 payable 3 months after publication.

As acknowledgment of and agreement with the terms for inclusion in this publication, print this email and sign and date it before a Notary Public and include it with your submission. Your signature acknowledges your understanding and acceptance of this agreement and grants permission for the editor of the anthology "When Mother Died" to publish your submission in the first and all subsequent editions of this anthology, to promote the sale of "When Mother Died" through book signing but promotion shall not restricted to book signing.

We look forward to receiving your submissions.

Sincerely,

Corlis F. Carroll
Editor
Sellingham Publishing