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“ . . . you can’t be polished and rough / but you can be tumbled till you die // and others can be kind about you / others can write that you tried” Author: Brooklyn Copeland Seall Booklet, 24 pp, 7 x 5.25 in Language: English ISBN: 979-8-9885108-4-0 Published: June 27, 2024

If you're sending out work this weekend, please keep us in mind.

For submissions to our anthology "100 poems for the 21st century" we are looking for a vast array of ideas about what life has been like at any point over the last 25 years. This could encompass so many things! Send unpublished poems to [email protected]

ISSUE DROP! 🧡  We are so excited to share our third themed issue, Threshold Reckoning 🌀Thank you to everyone who submitted, and our guest editor, Amy Lin ✨ Read the essays here ↓ writeordiemag.com/issue-3-thresh…

One week left to get your submissions in for our thirteenth issue! We'd love to read your work. Send us your poems, fiction and essays, in English or Irish, by 30 June. channelmag.org/submissions/

Follow these writers, and check out their work! #writerslift #WritingCommunity David Estringel - David Estringel - amazon.com/dp/B0F6NPLGDN (Down the Bermuda Highway drops this weekend) Yucheng Tao Yucheng Tao - wildcourt.co.uk/arrival-before… James Schwartz- James Schwartz -

Our submissions are currently open until August 1st and we welcome poetry submissions. Send us up to 2 poems in free or formal verse or anything in between for a chance to be published in our upcoming paperback. We do not ask that your work adheres to a particular theme, but we

We're always open for #art + #review #submissions. Guidelines: bit.ly/2dEn1cc To submit: [email protected]

DEADLINE JULY 15TH: Winner of our Poetry Chapbook Contest gets $750 and 20 copies of their chapbook. Use the link in our bio to submit! #poetrycontestcontest

This week, Osmosis is witnessing the ‘origin moment’ of the universe, which ‘forged heaven beside little planet sphere’ in the poem ORIGIN: Yahweh Forges Entire Cosmos by Greg Hill. This work rewrites Chapter One of the Book of Genesis using only six-letter words, in a (1/3)

Make sure to check out the c22 open editions! Tons of free chapbooks including the latest by Volodymyr Bilyk and many, many more! Just click the link to begin exploring C22press.wordpress.com/open-editions

We are officially open to submissions until August 7th! We want short stories 1k-10k words, poems of 50 lines or less. Dark fantasy, sword and sorcery, Arthuriana. We pay 9c a word, $50 for poems. More guidelines on our website! oldmoonpublishing.com/submissions

They're going fast! #aeosmag

Tomorrow July 8th at 6pm (PST) / 9pm (EST) I'm going to be feature reader at eyepublishewe.com series based in California, hosted by Dane Ince. Going to read poems, show multimedia (incl. a spoken word music collab with Vikki C.) explore hybridity & more. Open mic 2.🪻💓

A project that is very dear to me and which I am looking forward to seeing in the flesh. My contribution on Eternity and a Day—a weaving of Proust, Patočka, Nancy, Bachelard, Cixous, and of course, Angelopoulos—was itself written on the threshold between one realm and another.

for weeks are often best opened with some good four letter words ... 'Four Letter Words', with poems by Michael Kearney in conversation with illustrations by Djohan Hanapi : delerepress.com/books/fourlett…

Over 160 calls for literary competitions & submissions including poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, art, photography, & more - contests, literary journals, residencies, bursaries etc - open or with deadlines in July 2025. Best of luck & pls share! thisiswordbox.com/wordbox-blog/w…

Some PhD and publication news… cutcollectivewriters.org/a-j-moore

Submissions for LOST & FOUND close in ONE WEEK ✨️📅 Visit our website for more information: cosmic-daffodil.squarespace.com/submission-gui… We can't wait to see your creations!

Matsuo Basho is the earliest and most revered of the great haiku masters. His impact on the form remains unmatched as his thinking continues to influence artists, philosophers, and students of aesthetics. Suffering from depression and a persistent sense of loneliness, Basho’s