Riot Material
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From the Editor
Riot Material is a new online cultural and literary magazine. We are a Los Angeles-based, but we are global in our vision and expect to highlight the best of the written word from around the world.
From the site:
Riot Material has been the long-running Literary-Art project from artist C von Hassett, who acted in the role of its Publisher/Editor-in-Chief. Under the working title of Riot Material Magazine, the publication had, per its original description, its “eye on art, word and forward-aiming thought.” In other words, it saw and spoke to Art across genres through its myriad incarnations and articulations.
As a singular expression in and of itself, Riot Material is an expansive work of ideational Art, and upon its closure it should now be viewed primarily in this way. Being Art, and from the perspective of Art, Riot Material remains a living entity borne of breathing ideas.
Submissions
Riot Material, a new online cultural and literary magazine, is currently seeking submissions for reviews, interviews, short fiction, and profiles of interesting personalities and scenes. We are a Los Angeles-based magazine, but we are global in our vision and expect to highlight the best of the written word from around the world. Check out riotmaterial.com and click on Submit, or email us at riotmaterial@gmail.com
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Tell us about upcoming events or contests
Editors Name Christopher Hassett
Print publication? No
Circulation Our site is currently under construction, but will go live 1 January
Do you take online submissions? Yes
Submission Guidelines URL
Approx. Response Time? one week
How often do you publish? regularly, beginning Jan 1 2017
Year Founded? 2016
Do you pay? depends on the submission
Contact
Twitter
Mailing Address:
Email riotmaterial[@]gmail.com
“Flecks of Red” Chapbook Anthology Contest Submission Guidelines, Nautical Life Press
1. Interested participants may submit up to 5 poems for consideration. All submissions will be considered in poetry contest but not all submissions will be accepted for publication in the chapbook anthology.
2. Each poem should be no longer than one page, single space. There is no minimum length.
3. Each poem should include the name, address and email of the author. (Please use the same email to send submissions as you do to send submission fee via Paypal.)
4. Each submission for chapbook consideration must include the $10.00 submission fee payable to Nautical Life Press via Paypal using NauticalLifePress@gmail.com. (Once you have sent your submission fee you may then submit your poem(s) via email.
5. Each poem included in “Flecks of Red” will include a short author bio and contact information, as desired.
6. Authors included in “Flecks of Red” will be given two complimentary copies of the anthology chapbook. Authors will be able to purchase additional copies at a discounted rate.
7. Submissions for “Flecks of Red” poetry anthology should either be written by someone diagnosed with mental illness or by someone who has be affected by the mental illness of someone else, specifically but not limited to Bipolar Disorder (Manic Depressive), Depression, Schizophrenia or other similar struggles.
8. Cash prizes will be awarded to three writers and each winning poem will be recognized as such within the chapbook anthology.
9. A portion of funds raised from sale of “Flecks of Red” will benefit the Portland Depression Bipolar Support Alliance as well as other upcoming poetry chapbooks on similar topics from Nautical Life Press.
All the best,
Melyssa A. Harmon, Publisher
Nautical Life Press, Portland, OR.