Dappled Things

 

Dappled Things

WEBSITE

http://www.dappledthings.org

From the editor

Dappled Things is a Catholic literary magazine, and this raises the question of what Catholic literature is in the first place. Rather than give you a pat answer, we invite you as a contributor to help us explore that question. You should, however, keep in mind the following: Catholicism has a profoundly rich history; we tend to favor pieces that seriously engage and are informed by those riches. At the same time, we seek work that does not simply put old wine into new wine skins. Rather, we encourage innovation that is in conversation with the riches of Christianity?s tradition in art, thought, and practice; We cherish wit, but have little patience for pretentiousness, cynicism, or sneering. We expect that, at their core, pieces published in the magazine will grow out of a love and understanding of the cardinal virtues of wisdom, justice, temperance, and fortitude; the theological virtues of faith, hope, and love; and the redemptive theme that transpires from the Nicene Creed. At the same time, we value work that is truthful through and through, meaning that it explores reality honestly and unflinchingly, without whitewashing or sugarcoating. To unveil the truth about the beauty and goodness of the world, one must not hide the facts of the Fall; Pieces need not be overtly religious to be eligible for publication. Remember that Catholic means universal; Whatever else your piece succeeds in doing, quality of craftsmanship is a sine qua non.

From the site: In 2007 we began producing a print edition that features essays, fiction, poetry, reviews, and more, plus iconic images from guest artists. Today we offer print, digital, and combination subscriptions so we can meet you with truth, beauty, and goodness wherever you are. Our blog, Deep Down Things, expands and extends the conversation.

Submissions

“Short fiction, flash fiction, creative non-fiction, poetry, short plays, interviews (query), book reviews, visual art.

Please read the submission guidelines found on our Submittable page carefully.

If you are submitting simultaneously and are accepted elsewhere, please follow these directions:

For fiction, nonfiction, and visual art, use the “Withdraw” feature in your Submittable account. Do not withdraw a submission through email.”

See their submissions page before submitting your work: https://www.dappledthings.org/submissions

Information

TWITTER

https://twitter.com/dappledthings1
FACEBOOK

https://www.facebook.com/dappledthings

EDITORS NAME

Meredith Wise
PRINT PUBLICATION?

Yes
MAILING ADDRESS:

600 Giltin Drive Arlington, TX 76006
EMAIL

dappledthings.aparicio@gmail.com
CIRCULATION

700
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES URL

http://dappledthings.org/submit/
APPROX. RESPONSE TIME?

4 months
HOW OFTEN DO YOU PUBLISH?

Quarterly
YEAR FOUNDED?

2005
DO YOU TAKE ONLINE SUBMISSIONS?

Yes

 

 

 

 

Magazine Name	Dappled Things
Twitter	https://twitter.com/dappledthings1
Facebook	https://www.facebook.com/dappledthings
Website	http://www.dappledthings.org
Editors Name	Meredith Wise
Print publication?	Yes
Mailing Address:	600 Giltin Drive Arlington, TX 76006
Email	dappledthings.aparicio@gmail.com
Circulation	700
Submission Guidelines URL	http://dappledthings.org/submit/
Approx. Response Time?	4 months
How often do you publish?	Quarterly
Year Founded?	2005
Do you take online submissions?	Yes
Information about your publication	Dappled Things is a Catholic literary magazine, and this raises the question of what Catholic literature is in the first place. Rather than give you a pat answer, we invite you as a contributor to help us explore that question. You should, however, keep in mind the following: Catholicism has a profoundly rich history; we tend to favor pieces that seriously engage and are informed by those riches. At the same time, we seek work that does not simply put old wine into new wine skins. Rather, we encourage innovation that is in conversation with the riches of Christianity?s tradition in art, thought, and practice; We cherish wit, but have little patience for pretentiousness, cynicism, or sneering. We expect that, at their core, pieces published in the magazine will grow out of a love and understanding of the cardinal virtues of wisdom, justice, temperance, and fortitude; the theological virtues of faith, hope, and love; and the redemptive theme that transpires from the Nicene Creed. At the same time, we value work that is truthful through and through, meaning that it explores reality honestly and unflinchingly, without whitewashing or sugarcoating. To unveil the truth about the beauty and goodness of the world, one must not hide the facts of the Fall; Pieces need not be overtly religious to be eligible for publication. Remember that Catholic means universal; Whatever else your piece succeeds in doing, quality of craftsmanship is a sine qua non.
What type of submissions are you looking for?	Short fiction, flash fiction, creative non-fiction, poetry, short plays, interviews (query), book reviews, visual art.