If you're finding too many literary journals closed to summer submissions, you'll be happy to learn that Crazyhorse will welcome your fiction, poetry, or nonfiction/essays throughout the year. Pays: $20/"page of layout". Encourages submissions via online submission manager. Visit the journal's site here.
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Another litmag that reads year-round, The Missouri Review, is offering some first-person insights into the mechanics of its reading process on its blog.
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New litmag on the block: Sotto Voce, which is now taking submissions for its first issue. Pays (albeit not very much) on publication. Details here. (via Duotrope.com)
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Chuck Sambuchino interviews literary agent Julie Hill, who seems most interested in representing nonfiction, including travel and memoir. And over on the same blog, Kristen Howe alerts us to a new literary agency and what it's looking for.
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BIG NEWS about one of our own e-books. Starting tomorrow and continuing through the month of July, you can get a copy of our Guide to No-Cost Literary Contests and Competitions at half-price. That's 275 opportunities right at your fingertips, for a mere $4.99. Be sure to bookmark this page and return there tomorrow to get your copy! After July 31, the guide will be retired.
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And you know you can always count on finding a few job listings in the weekly roundup!
Assistant Professor in Creative Writing (Poetry), Washburn University (Kansas)
Adjunct Instructors (English), Newbury College (Massachusetts)
Writer/Publications Assistant, University of Tampa (Florida)
Manager, Communications, University of Houston-Downtown (Texas)
Senior Writer, Boston College (Massachusetts; note that this is a part-time position that is not benefits-eligible)
Special thanks to BJ Epstein for the following listings:
Lecturer in Creative Writing, University of Salford (UK)
Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing (0.5 FTE), De Montfort University (UK)
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