On August 21, 2013. THORN IN YOUR FOOT? My, I feel just like the poor fellow in the picture above. You may, or may not have heard that Open Heart Publishing, and An Honest Lie, are now on a company-wide production hold. This means that due to circumstances beyond our control, all printing has been halted. Unfortunately, this means there will be no more freshly printed books to buy until the production hold is removed. So, what are we going to do in the meantime? Is simply to m.

Accepts unsolicited submissions of previously unpublished poems, on any subject, in any form. Is now accepting unsolicited poetry submissions, from September 1, 2017 to May 31, 2018. Submissions must not exceed 3 poems of any length, and will be accepted only once per poet per calendar year. Include your name and address on each page of your submission.

There are presently no open calls for submissions. Our print issues are on an indefinite hiatus. All submissions will be considered for online publication. Just let us know if your work has been accepted elsewhere.

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Accepts submissions from new and established writers and artists. Subject matter need not be LGBTQ-specific and we welcome writers and artists from all backgrounds. We do not accept previously published work. Please note that we do not publish novels. We read chapbook manuscripts ONLY through our annual competition. We do not accept previously published work. For more info on what we are looking for, read our DUOTROPE interview here. Submit up to five poems of any subje.

The Official Blog of The Greensboro Review. Monday, April 11, 2011. For adopting The Greensboro Review. Julie will be using The Greensboro Review. In her Intro to Creative Writing course at Lake Superior State University this Fall. Another reason Julie chose The Greensboro Review. Because I am always surprised and delighted by every poem and story I read in t.

We read for our Pro Forma Contest every spring from March 15 - April 30, and for general submissions from June 15 - Sept 15. Our issue is published annually in early spring, with each accompanying online issue published throughout the preceding fall. Ends on April 30, 2018. The file name and from the manuscript itself.

Wednesday, March 16, 2011. I am moving to Tumblr. So, Tumblr, because of its short-form vibe, allows me to keep blogging. HOWEVER, if I want to do some longer blogs, I will use this blog and link it from Tumblr.