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CRWROPPS Post: The Swamp Literary Magazine Call for Submission

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The Swamp Literary Magazine is now accepting no-fee submission of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction through April 15th. Poetry of all forms and styles, as well as flash pieces are welcome. We love and publish work that evokes a strong sense of place, which for us is broadly defined. Though we do have a preference for pieces that are Southern, humid, and swampy. To get a better sense of what we publish as well as how to submit, please check out our website.   To keep up to date with us, be sure to follow us on Facebook .  We hope to read your work soon!

CRWROPPS Post : Last Call for the 2021 Perkoff Prize from the Missouri Review

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-- The Missouri Review 357 McReynolds Hall University of Missouri Columbia, MO 65211

CRWROPPS Post: $2,500 + Publication, The New Letters Literary Awards

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Subject: $2,500 + Publication, The New Letters Literary Awards     https://www.newletters.org/submissions/

CRWROPPS Post: We're hiring a VP, Engagement & Chief Innovation Officer!

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. We're Hiring! Milkweed seeks a VP, Engagement & Chief Innovation Officer to join our team. The VP, Engagement will oversee our marketing discipline, working with our Marketing Director to create and execute ambitious, highly innovative promotional plans for the 25-30 titles we publish each year. With sales growing exponentially and a publishing program distinguished recently by major awards, we are well positioned to build on strong momentum and outstanding relationships across traditional channels in the marketplace. The VP, Engagement will also be responsible for leading the creation and execution of an annual marketing campaign for the Milkweed Editions brand. In 2021, the successful applicant will oversee an expansive national brand-building campaign supported by a top-tier creative agency. The national campaign will b

CRWROPPS Post: Deadline approaching for Waterston Desert Writing Prize

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Subject: Deadline approaching for Waterston Desert Writing Prize   Six weeks and counting until the Waterston Desert Writing Prize submission deadline SUBMISSION DEADLINE AROUND THE CORNER Six weeks and counting until submissions close for the 2021 Waterston Desert Writing Prize ! The Prize honors creative nonfiction that illustrates artistic excellence and sensitivity to place and desert literacy with the desert as both subject and setting. The High Desert Museum is honored to have adopted the Prize last year. Located in Bend, Oregon, the High Desert Museum brings together wildlife, cultures, art, history and the natural world to convey the wonder of North America's High Desert. Learn more

CRWROPPS Post: Pigeon Pages Fiction Contest judged by C Pam Zhang

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PIGEON PAGES FICTION CONTEST Judged by C Pam Zhang, author of  How Much Of These Hills Is Gold The winner will receive  $250 and publication  in  Pigeon Pages . Honorable mentions will receive  $50 and publication . Submission Guidelines  The contest is open to fiction submissions via Submittable ( https://pigeonpagesnyc.submittable.com/submit )   between March 1 - April 15.  Previously unpublished fiction pieces of 3,000 words or less are eligible for this contest.  There is a $10 fee to submit.  We do accept simultaneous submissions, but we ask that authors let us know if the submitted piece is accepted elsewhere.  Authors should not include personal information on their story as submissions will be read blind. All submissions will be considered for publication in the general journal. The Black Writers Fund Pigeon Pages' Editor-at-large, Hannah Bae, has raised funds

CRWROPPS Post: Call for Submissions for Three New Writing Fellowships

  The Writers' Colony at Dairy Hollow is a non-profit arts organization in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, that offers writing residencies and hosts literary workshops, retreats, and events.  We currently have three new fellowship opportunities that you or your writers may be interested in.  Two are open now, and another opens on April 5.   The " Moondancer " fellowship is awarded to an author who expresses their love of nature and concern for the environment through their writing. This fellowship is open to poets, fiction writers, playwrights, essayists, columnists, memoirists, and screenwriters. Prior publication is not a requirement. The submitted work sample should demonstrate literary merit and the promise of publication, or in the case of theater and film, production.    The submission deadline is  midnight CST on Monday, May 31, 2021 .  The winner will be announced no later than June 18, 2021. The residency must