"This year, we’ve restarted the We Are More column, a space for SWANA (Southwest Asian and North African) and SWANA diaspora writers, and brought on a new comics editor to curate monthly features, and we’ll be promoting themed issues and other exciting collaborations come summer and fall."
#Rumpus submissions series
TORCH is a series devoted to showcasing personal essays, interviews, and art about immigrant and. "I’m looking forward to The Rumpus’ future, and we’ll be continuing the magazine’s mission of promoting diverse and emerging voices," Sachwyn said in a statement. Call for Submissions: New Rumpus Series on Immigration. Under her auspices, the Rumpus will relaunch its We Are More series and more regularly feature work by emerging and established comics artists curated by new comics editor Colleen Kolba. It’s so easy for the classroom to be either harmfulconsider the destruction of a person’s curiosity and confidence in learning is muddled by shame or. Education is perhaps the most vulnerable and intimate experience people can have with each other that is not familial or romantic. Sachwyn, formerly senior features editor, already led editorial operations at the publication, which is mostly volunteer-run. Call for Submissions: September ’22 Themed Month. My main goal is to make the publication more sustainable by focusing on ways to bring in revenue through the existing Book Clubs, the Letters in the Mail subscriptions, as well as by calling on readers to support The Rumpus directly."
"We’ve all seen outlets for book reviews and thoughtful attention to authors (especially risk-taking writers) shrink or disappear over the years. 1, 2022For information on Book Reviews, Craft Essays, and the Blog, see here. WE ARE CURRENTLY CLOSED FOR ESSAY SUBMISSIONS, UNTIL SEPT. I’m in awe of the great content and community she’s built with the help of the publication’s editors, contributors, and submissions readers," Sinclair said in a statement. Brevity Submission Manager Powered By Submittable - Accept and Curate Digital Content Brevity publishes flash nonfiction: crisp, concise essays of 750 words or fewer. "I’m honored Marisa Siegel is allowing me the opportunity to build on her legacy. She will remain an editor-at-large at the Rumpus. Siegel is headed to Northwestern University Press, where she will serve as senior acquisitions editor for trade books. Sinclair will oversee business operations at the publication, working to grow its Book Club and Poetry Book Club subscriptions and Letters in the Mail and Letters for Kids programs in addition to seeking new revenue streams and "meaningful ways to collaborate with the wider writing community." Sinclair-whose work as a publicist included stints at McSweeney's, Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, and City Lights Publishers-will continue her freelance publicity work at Nectar Literary, a firm she founded in 2019 the two institutions will otherwise remain unconnected. Alysia Li Ying Sawchyn has been named editor-in-chief. If you’re feeling super-inspired, submit to them! 1.Alyson Sinclair is the new owner of online literary publication the Rumpus, acquiring it from Marisa Siegel, its former managing editor and owner since 2017. These online journals showcase new poetry, fiction, essays, and more.
Since a new online lit mag is born pretty much every day, here is a guide to some of the coolest, boldest, and gutsiest sites. Online journals give you the opportunity to browse through hundreds of poems, stories, and essays, and all you need is WiFi plus, you’re exposed to more new writers (like me, yay). If you do not see a category, please reference the below. You don’t have to make room on your already crowded bookshelf for an anthology the size of your printer. Submittable only displays categories that are open for submission. It’s super-cool that you don’t have to subscribe and pay for a monthly or yearly journal in order to catch up on some poetry and fiction (in fact, most of the time with online journals and magazines, you don't have to pay at ALL). An ever-expanding landscape of online venues for lit has made writers’ creative and nonfiction work way more accessible and available - and that's good news for us writers and readers. She illustrates essays for The Rumpus, has taught writing at the University. I’ve been submitting my poetry to literary magazines for about two years straight, so I’m pretty well-versed (pun totally intended) with a lot of digital publications. SUBMISSIONS WILL BE OPEN JULY 1-15, 2022 for our NOSTALGIA theme issue.
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