Okay, actually that was yesterday. Holy cheerios, it's been a long haul, but I am finally in the process of moving into my new home.
So please excuse me from blogging for the rest of the week, and posts may be sporadic after that. I hope to have at least one a week, but we shall have to see how well my new internet hook up works :) Thanks to everyone who's been rooting me on in the great house search. I'm home.
Writing tips, contests, submission opportunities, and other information to benefit writers.
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Monday, October 12, 2009
Samhain Seeks Angels and Demons Romance Stories
Inkyblots reports that Samhain is looking for a few good Angel/Demon Romance stories. The deadline is November 1st and stories should be 20,000 to 30,000 words.
Friday, October 9, 2009
Alimentum: Literary Magazine About Food
As we head into the great season of eating, I thought I'd feature a lit mag dedicated to gustatory delights and frights, Alimentum. They publish food-related fiction, creative non-fiction, and poetry. Right now they are hosting a poetry contest.
Deadline: December 1, 2009
Prize: $500 and publication
Entry Fee: $15 (Includes one year subscription)
Submissions: Via Snailmail Only
Alimentum
P.O. Box 210028
Nashville, TN 37221
Here are some menupoems they have online.
I could wax poetic about food, no problem. Now where is that verse I wrote about bread?
Labels:
alimentum,
fiction,
food writing,
non-fiction,
poetry
Sunday, October 4, 2009
Borders Open-Door Poetry Video Series Writing Advice
If you haven't seen Borders Open Door Poetry Series, check it out. The music combined with poets reading their work is balm for the soul. They are on episode seven, so if you have seen it, but haven't checked back, there are new clips.
In this latest episode, Patricia Smith also gives writing advice about the most valuble tool a writer has in this short clip. Check out her poem "Spinning Till You Get Dizzy." Beware. You may get stuck there for awhile. It's like potato chips; you can't eat just one.
In this latest episode, Patricia Smith also gives writing advice about the most valuble tool a writer has in this short clip. Check out her poem "Spinning Till You Get Dizzy." Beware. You may get stuck there for awhile. It's like potato chips; you can't eat just one.
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