Pdlyons's ExplorationsAuthored by PD Lyons
Modern Irish American poetry of a very fine sort
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*We’ve made some changes to our guidelines.
HEY HEY. Stoked Journal wants to see your coolest work for future volumes, now on a rolling basis. Response time with typically be within a month. Query after two months. Please check out the first issue before submitting: here. Volume II, which will be out in September, will be a leap forward from this issue, increasing the amount of content and including reviews, interviews, and possibly other artwork, while maintaining the focus on stoke-worthy writing and crisp design.
To submit poetry, fiction, or nonfiction: send 3-5 poems, one essay, one short story, or 2-3 short shorts or flash fiction/nonfiction pieces to tylerisstoked@gmail.com.
To submit art: send a .JPG of your work to tylerisstoked@gmail.com
To submit an interview or book review: open submission reviews should be of books by past Stoked contributors and open submission interviews should be with former contributors as well. Send an e-mail including either who you want to interview or the book you want to review, along with links to your writing, such as a blog or published pieces/interviews/reviews to tylerisstoked@gmail.com.
Sure you can do that: send submission in body of email or as a single Word Document, include a bio (third person, short, etc.), send us simultaneous submissions, be nice.
We look forward to seeing your work.
Dark Chaos accepts submissions at any time, and will consider all genres, styles and virtually any subject matter. However, we will not publish material centered around abuse or hatred of anyone, whether it be marital, sexual, mental, physical or otherwise. We also do not accept slanted political or religious work.
Please send submissions to Jeffrey S. Callico at wiredwriter26@gmail.com.
Our assistant editor is Nicolette Wong. Her email is nicolettew@gmail.com
Nicolette is a fiction writer from Hong Kong. Her scribbling finds its way around the world and she blogs at http://nicolettew.blogspot.com
General Guidelines:
Writers in all their flavors are invited to submit 3 of their best works for consideration. What is the best, you ask? We like writing of all flavors that tastes like the Fantastic. We care significantly more about the style of the story than how it can be pigeon holed. However, there should be elements of Speculative Fiction in each work.
Fiction short, shorter, shortest (5,000 to 50 words generally speaking). Poetry of any length (though Beowulf-long is a little bit much). We will consider also longer works for serial publication (send Kester an e-mail first, though)
When in doubt-send it over!
Send to: Submissions@OberonsLaw.com
Administrivia:
inkscrawl is seeking the finest fantastical short poetry — 10 lines or fewer. We are looking for poetry rooted in myth, folklore, surrealism, and magical realism. We prefer poems which possess emotional depth, lyricism and strong imagery. However, we are not interested in science fiction poetry or overtly horrific horror verse.
As we are a minimalist journal, we will only consider poetry of 10 lines or fewer. Within this length restriction, we are open to all forms; rhyme, though, is not encouraged. We welcome short forms, such as the haiku and cinquain, as well as experimental and prose poetry.
-READING PERIODS-
June 23rd – August 21st
September 23rd – November 21st
December 23rd – February 21st
March 23rd – May 21st
-HOW TO SUBMIT-
Our editorial address is poetry at inkscrawl dot net. Please include SUBMISSION: Poet’s name in the subject line. We would prefer to receive all poetry pasted in the body of the email, but if your poetry has special formatting, we will accept attachments of .doc, .docx, or .rtf. A brief cover letter should be included with submissions. Please limit the number of poems to five per submission. No unsolicited reprints, no simultaneous submissions. We will make every endeavor to respond within five weeks. If you have not heard from us after five weeks have passed, please query.
-PAYMENT-
Payment is $2 per original poem upon publication by PayPal or check.
-RIGHTS-
If accepted, you will be granting inkscrawl first North American serial rights, first World Electronic rights, and non-exclusive anthology rights. Copyright will revert to the poet upon publication. We also request that you allow your poetry to remain in our archives indefinitely.
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