Scrawled Call For Submissions v1n3 MARCH

02.05.06 (10:11 am)   [edit]

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THEME: 'EPIPHANY'

 

What was your turning point from playing around to getting serious about your art? What event or person changed the way you saw yourself and the world around you? Was it a positive or negative experience? What have you learned since? We want to know all about it!

 

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SUBMISSION GUIDELINES:

Do NOT send submissions to tMail.

Poetry and Prose:
- One submission per email.
- NO ATTACHMENTS. Please submit your work in the body of your email, in PLAIN TEXT FORMAT.
- Please try to submit your work as you want it to be published.

Photography and Art:
- A brief history of your submission. Who/what/when/where/why & how.
- 200-1000 word photo essay to go with the photos, or 50-300 words for individual photo blurbs.
- Camera specifications (please refer to work of Scrawled's Chief Photojournalist, Sean Logan of Rebel Photography)

Please, please, PLEASE spell-check and check for grammatical errors. Although we will read every submission that reaches us, we are not going to pore over submissions with a fine-toothed comb. Please don't make us use our red pen.

 

Please write 'Submission' as your subject line, and send all work to submissions@scrawled.org. Don't forget to include your pen name and real name, all relevant links to more of your work, preferred contact details, and include a 50-100 word bio.

 **DEADLINE IS FEBRUARY 28th**

DO NOT SEND SUBMISSIONS VIA TMAIL!!!! If you have questions, contact us at info@scrawled.org. DO NOT SEND SUBMISSIONS VIA TMAIL!!!!

Love,
Miss Q
Ed-In-Chief

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Call for Submissions: Scrawled v1n2 - February

01.28.06 (12:57 am)   [edit]
FEBRUARY 2006 ISSUE - THEME
VALENTINE'S DAY
AT SCRAWLED





Once a year, Cupid prepares his special arrows of love, and shoots them in the rear of the unwary. Sometimes his aim is fair, and true love is born between an unsuspecting couple. However, most of the time his aim is often a little off-centre, and unrequited love abounds. While totally unproven for now, Scrawled believes that Valentine's Day rejection is solely responsible for pube-burning Wiccans, bra-burning Feminists, cat-hoarding lesbians, and for the emo culture in its entirety.

Valentine's Day means different things to different people. It can be a celebration of love for some, while for others it is a devastating reminder of rejection. Whichever category you fit into, everyone's got a story to share, and we'd like to hear it!

DEADLINE IS JANUARY 31, 2006

Scrawled v1n2 online
February 16, 2006

Happy Writing!


Love, Misha & Miss Q @ Scrawled

Submission guidelines are as follows...

Poetry and Prose:

- One submission per email.
- NO ATTACHMENTS. Please submit your work in the body of your email, in PLAIN TEXT FORMAT.
- Please try to submit your work as you want it to be published.

Photography and Art:

- One submission per email.
- A brief history of your submission. When? Where? How?
- ONE ATTACHMENT/SUBMISSION per email.

Please, please, PLEASE spell-check your work and check for grammatical errors. Although we will read every submission that reaches us, we are not going to pore over submissions with a fine-toothed comb. Please don't make us use our red pen.

Please write 'Submission' as your subject title, specify which category your submission fits into, then email us at submissions@scrawled.org