Terrain.org’s submission period — for Issue No. 26, “The Signal in the Noise” and other issues — is now closed. Look for the new issue in mid-September, including the winners and select finalists of our inaugural contests in fiction, nonfiction, and poetry, plus another diverse and exciting collection of literature and technical contributions, including an in-depth interview with poet, essayist, and teacher Alison Hawthorne Deming.
All contestants as well as regular submitters can expect to be notified on or before September 1, and our reading period will open again on October 1, 2010.
Thank you.
Terrain.org Inaugural Contests in Fiction, Nonfiction, and Poetry: Deadline August 1
The deadline for the inaugural fiction, nonfiction, and poetry contests for Terrain.org: A Journal of the Built & Natural Environments is August 1. View submission guidelines and instructions for paying and submitting online at http://www.terrain.org/contest.
Fiction judge – Aurelie Sheehan
Nonfiction judge – David Rothenberg
Poetry judge – Jessie Lendennie
$250 prize in each genre plus publication. All entries eligible for publication. $10 fee per entry (1 story, 1 essay, 3-6 poems).
View submission guidelines and instructions for paying and submitting online at http://www.terrain.org/contest and view the current issue of Terrain.org at http://www.terrain.org.
Duotrope’s Digest, the online writers’ resource listing over 2,900 current fiction and poetry publications — including Terrain.org — has just added to its ongoing series of interviews with publication editors.
The interview with Terrain.org editor-in-chief Simmons Buntin is now online at:
http://www.duotrope.com/interview.aspx?id=1142
The interview includes compelling responses to such questions as “Describe what you publish in 25 characters or less,” and “What is the best advice you can give people who are considering submitting work to your publication?”
If you’re interested in submitting to Terrain.org, or just want to read a bit of the strange workings from Terrain.org’s founding editor (not to mention fiction editor Patrick Burns), check out the interview now.
The submission deadline for Issue No. 25, with the theme of “Virtually There,” is quickly approaching. February 1 is the last day to submit.
View our submission guidelines and then submit online!
Terrain.org: A Journal of the Built & Natural Environments is pleased to announce the launch of our new online submission tool:
Terrain.org Submission Manager
Now people who submit poetry, essays, fiction, articles, and reviews may create a username and password and log in to easily submit and track their work.
Accordingly, we no longer accept submissions by email (but queries should still be sent that way).
And our submission period is now open for our next issue, No. 23, with the theme of “Symbiosis,” which launches on January 10, 2009.
View our Submission Guidelines, then log into our new Submission Manager, to submit your work.
The Terrain.org reading period is now closed, but will open again on August 1 with a new online submission tool.
Look for our next issue, with the theme of “Understory / Overgrowth,” on July 10.
Thank you!
The reading period for Terrain.org is currently closed, though we will continue to accept submissions and begin reading them again in February 2008.
Look for our 21st issue, “Islands & Archipelagos,” at http://www.terrain.org/ on January 10, 2008.
All submissions received prior to December 1 will receive responses by mid-December. If you don’t, please contact us.
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:
- No. 21 : Islands & Archipelagos : Submission deadline December 1, 2007, for publication January 10, 2008
- No. 22 : Understory / Overgrowth : Submission deadline June 1, 2008, for publication July 10
- No. 23 : Symbiosis : Submission deadline December 1, 2008, for publication January 10, 2009
Learn more at www.terrain.org/submit.
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