Calls for Submission
Calls for submission offer opportunities to publish for writers from the novice to the experienced. Publishers may list their submission requirements at Submit Your Announcement.
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Deadline: July 1, 2013
NON-FICTION & FICTION should be about 1,000 words or so (slightly flexible.)
Very little fiction will be used and the best choice for fiction is to write a true-to-life
humorous fictional piece about life in the "good ole days." Non-fiction DOES NOT
have to be humorous. POETRY: Very little used and only rhyming poetry will be considered. PAYMENT: As "SO & SO" receives NO advertising revenue, payment is still incopies - 1 (ONE) copy, no matter how many articles are in the issue. This is a change from the past policy. It is necessary to keep SO & SO solvent. This IS payment as copies are valued at $5.00 each. (If you have an article in an issue you may purchase all the extra copies you want for $4.00 each, postpaid). E-mail submissions are preferred but snail mail is OK! Even hand-written snail mail, but PLEASE! make sure it is legible, ESPECIALLY names and numbers. This can not be emphasized too much! No snail mail copies can be returned so please keep a copy of your snail mail submission. Please keep all articles about SOUTHERN nostalgia. For the next issues SO & SO would like to receive some articles on the Cotton States League (1902-1955) which flourished in MS, AR, LA, AL & TX. See website for more information.
Contact:
THE OXFORD SO & SO
1739 University Avenue (#177)
Oxford, MS 38655.
OXFORDSOANDSO@YAHOO.COM
http://gcwriters.org/so_and_so.htm
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Deadline: August 1, 2013
The Artificial Selection Project is open to fiction, non-fiction and art by anyone with a grudge and a set of writing to back it up. The work must be previously unpublished and the sole property of the writer/artist submitting. We are looking for fearless engaging work and are open to a variety of formal and narrative modes. Challenge us, surprise us, confound us, terrify us, but whatever you do, bring us with you. Also when submitting, please include your name and complete contact information. See website for more information.
Contact:
The Artificial Selection Project
theartificialselection@gmail.com
http://theartificialselectionproject.com/2013/05/10/quasi-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-6
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Deadline: Ongoing
SPACES, a new online magazine of Art & Literature, featuring videos of writers reading their work, as well as art, interviews, and more, invites submissions year round for writers' videos, poetry, essays, photo essays, and more. Be sure to check out our Space Candy contest, and our Prompts Response section too. See website for more information.
Contact:
Mary Carroll-Hackett
http://spaceslitmag.com/submit/
http://spaceslitmag.com/
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Birmingham Arts Journal is a quarterly non-profit literary/arts journal publishing prose, poetry, art, and photography from throughout the world. Mission statement: Published without profit by passionate volunteers, who believe that exceptional works by the famous, not-yet-famous, and never-to-be-famous deserve to be published side-by-side in a beautiful and creative setting. Submissions accepted year 'round. See Web site for more information.
Contact:
Jim Reed, Editor
Birmingham Arts Journal
1410 17th Street S.
Birmingham, AL 35205
205-326-4460
editor@birminghamartsjournal.com
http://www.birminghamartsjournal.com
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Deadline: Open. Gulf Coast Parents & Kids Magazine is looking for 500 word articles on any topic (education, maternity, pediatric health, leisure, family life, etc.) related to parenting. They pay $25 for each 500 word article. Submissions do not need to be from local writers alone, but local writers do get priority. See website for more information.
Contact:
Kara Bachman
Editor
karab@parents-kids.com
http://www.gulfcoast-parents-kids.com/
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Deadline: Open The Phoenix Review (submissions currently OPEN) is a literary journal dedicated to truly outstanding, imaginative fiction and poetry. Please submit poetry (no more than 6 poems) and/or short fiction (one piece at a time please) to: phoenixreview@yahoo.com. At your discretion, you may choose to include a brief author bio listing any relevant publication credits. Cover letters always welcome.
Contact:
Scarlett Frissell, editor
The Phoenix Review
phoenixreview@yahoo.com
http://www.phoenixreview.wordpress.com
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Deadline: Open. History Press, a traditional publisher that specializes in local history and culture books, is searching for non-fiction authors interested in writing about various aspects of Alabama history. History Press finances all aspects of the publication process. They also pay authors in royalties. See website for more information.
Contact:
Chad Rhoad
The History Press
Alabama Editor
chad.rhoad@historypress.net
http://historypress.net/
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Deadline: Year-Round. Blue Mountain Press, the book division of Blue Mountain Arts, is accepting manuscripts in the following categories: gift books, personal growth, teens/tweens, family, relationships, motivational, and inspirational. E-mail queries to BMPbooks@sps.com. Please add WF in the subject line so Blue Mountain Press can know this posting was seen on the Writers Forum website. See Blue Mountain Arts website for more information.
Contact:
Blue Mountain Arts, Inc.
P.O. Box 4549
Boulder, CO 80306
1-800-525-0642
BMPbooks@sps.com
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Deadline: Ongoing. Open Mic Voices is an all inclusive social network for sharing your poems and poetry. Those interested in sharing their poems, or sharing their favorite poetry site links, can quickly and easily do so, by going to OpenMicVoices.com, and signing up to be a member. See website for more information.
Contact:
HL Hunter
openmicvoices@openmicvoices.com
http://openmicvoices.com/
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Deadline: Ongoing The Flaneur is an independent culture journal run by volunteers. We are keen to find arts and culture writers in Alabama to report on local exhibitions and happenings. If you are interested in submitting work about art, culture, travels or place then please e-mail your work to editor@flaneur.me.uk . Enthusiasm is vital, experience is not! You can either send one piece or join the team and submit on an ongoing basis.
Contact:
Jonathan Powell, editor
editor@flaneur.me.uk
http://www.flaneur.me.uk
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Deadline: Ongoing. At Pithead Chapel, we're looking for engaging stories told in honest voices. Most of all, we want to feel something. We want to reach the last word and immediately crave more. We want your story to leave a brilliant bruise. Send us your best flash or short story and we'll do our best to get your voice heard. Sorry, we're not into genre pieces (e.g. science fiction, horror, fantasy, and romance).
See website for more information.
Contact:
Keith Rebec
pitheadchapel@yahoo.com
http://pitheadchapel.com/
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Deadline: Ongoing. Freshfully, a company in Birmingham, Alabama, is looking for a food writer/blogger in Huntsville to write about local farms, restaurants, seasonal ingredients, and local food issues for their website as Freshfully expands into a dozen cities around the Southeast. The company wants someone fun, local, and passionate about food and writing to share his or her insights into what's great in Montgomery and Huntsville. 2 posts a week, $15 per post. See website for more information.
Contact:
Jen Barnett and Sam Brasseale
http://freshfully.com/contact/freshfully
