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Personal essays up to 750 words and short poems wanted for an anthology exploring contemporary funeral rituals, from the profound to the quirky to New Age, traditional practices modified for the 21st century, or surprise us.
PANK Books, PANK Magazine is now publishing full-length books and chapbooks alongside their print annual magazine and quarterly online offerings.
Slate Roof Press, a member-run, not-for-profit collaborative, is pleased to announce the 2018 Elyse Wolf Prize for their annual poetry chapbook contest.
Call for Submissions: Slate Roof Press Chapbook Contest / Elyse Wolf Prize Read More »
Alternative art and literature magazine The Matador Review is now accepting submissions for the Winter 2018 publication.
The Stephen A DiBiase Poetry Prize is now accepting submissions. There is no fee to enter and is open to all. The deadline is Jan 30, 2018.
Call for Submissions: Third Annual Stephen A DiBiase Poetry Prize Read More »
Call for Art and Poetry Submissions for “Article 13”, curated by Sandra Rouse and Anne Liljedahl for the LAB at Collar Works Gallery in Troy.
Bright Hill is seeking unpublished poems and short fiction or essays from poets and writers who have been featured at Bright Hill’s events.
Call for Submissions: Bright Hill Press 25th Anniversary Anthology Read More »
Alternative art and literature magazine The Matador Review is now accepting submissions for the Fall 2017 publication.
Nancy Klepsch, co-host of the 2nd Sunday @ 2 open mic series at the Arts Center, is seeking poems and prose for the Troy Broadside Project.
The New York State Fair is looking for poets to submit and be a part of this year’s Poetry Competition.
Zymbol is an independent, international, non-profit magazine of art and literature inspired by the symbolist and surrealist movements.
The upcoming issue of Hobo Camp Review will focus on writers and poets who work and live in the Albany, Troy, and Capital Region area.
The Hudson Valley Writers Guild supports the efforts of writers in all genres by sponsoring readings, workshops, and contests and providing a number of valuable resources for the entire literary community.
