Comments (0) The submission deadline for Terrain.org’s next issue, “Islands & Archipelagos,” is December 1, 2007. We are still reviewing poetry, essays, fiction, and articles.
View submission guidelines at www.terrain.org/submit.
anthology on global warming seeks creative works
Facing the Change: Grassroots Encounters with Global Warming will be acompletely new kind of book about global climate change. Instead of expertstalking at you, this planned anthology will feature personal responses toglobal warming—what everyday people are feeling and thinking as well aswhat they are doing. Stories, essays, and poetry are welcome, from writersand concerned citizens from all walks of life and all ages.
Go to www.facingthechange.org for more information and submission instructions (including a printable version of the full Invitation to Submit). The world needs your insight, strength, and compassion, says anthology editor Steven Pavlos Holmes, Independent Scholar in the Environmental Humanities, Boston, Massachusetts.
Terrain.org is now reading submissions of poetry, essay, fiction, articles, and reviews for the following three scheduled issues:
Learn more at www.terrain.org/submit.
Terrain.org’s submission reading period closes at the end of the day today, and will reopen on August 1, 2007. You may continue to submit, but realize that we will not read your work until August.
Look for the “Community Sustained” issue on July 10. It’s a dandy!
Terrain.org is now accepting submissions for Issue No. 20, Community Sustained, which will publish on July 10, 2007 (following our newly revised publication schedule: July 10 and January 10 each year).
We are particularly interested in:
For more information, visit www.terrain.org/submit.
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