Definitely NO Simultaneous
Submissions
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New Millennium Novels
NMN issue 3 out now serialising
7 excellent novels,including two Booker Prize nominees and two novelswhich
have gone into production.If you have a novel which deserves to be published
contact:
voyagemag@zyworld.com?subject=NMNdetails
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New market - Spirit
UK trade magazine for Pub and
bar keepers needs articleson industry matters and news (some scope for
world widearticles) £1200 - 1500 words. Lion House, Red Lion
Street,Richmond. TW9 1RE
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Closed - Asian Hotel & Caterer1
silex street, London. Monthly
covering Asian and Chinese cateringand hotel trade
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New market - Project G
This is the current code name
for a new BBC teen make designed totake on others in the girls 13 - 16
aged range. BBC World wide Ltd,80 Wood Lane, London W12 0TT
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New Launch - International Cosmetique
News,
a global beauty industry trade
magazine based in Paris is looking forfreelance journalists worldwide.
looking for industryexclusives and company news from all countries.Editor
Anne Neville (aneville@cosmedias.fr)..
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NEW MARKET - SKS
seeks 50 to 100 word tips on
the writing process from Christian authors .Payment is $10/tip on acceptance
.
Submission by e-mail (sks80013@yahoo.com)
with a letter
detailing writing credits and
stating that you are a Christian.Type "ATTN: SKS" in the subject line.
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Forward Ltd ~Various Editorial
Positions
Contract publishers seeks freelance
editors, sub-editors and writers with
at least two years experience
in any of the following areas: lifestyle,
food and wine, health and beauty,
personal finance, B2B, business and
technology, travel and motoring.
Send resume to Nick Kirby, Forward Ltd.,
84-86 Regent St., London, W1R
6DD U.K.
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CORK LINED ROOM http://www.corklinedroom.com
A European writing magazine
published in German, Finnish,
Spanish and English. seeking
creative writing, short stories,poetry, or extracts from novels and plays,
particularly new workuntranslated, though work already in translation but
not published is welcome.Accepts unsolicited submissions & e-mail queries.
Pays £30 per thousand
words, £30 minimum, £90 maximum, on
publication. E-mail: cork-lined@cwcom.net
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SOUTH CHINA CITY TALK
Chris Winnan, Editor
Guangzhou, China
opportunities for new writers
with bold, original ideas in
Strong human-interest articles.
Travel . Reviews of bars, restaurants,
discos, movies, music,fashion,
art, media, humor,
business, careers, property,
Internet, computers, hard news,
and popular culture. Submissions
in both English and Chinese,opportunities also exist for freelance illustrators,
photographersand translators.
E-mail: wenshidi@public.guangzhou.gd.cn
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FRONT & CENTRE
Matthew Firth, Editor
40 Mount Royal Ave., Hamilton
ONT L8P 4H8, Canada
E-mail: af11@st-andrews.ac.uk
Publishes contemporary fiction...
fiction with something relevant to say
about contemporary obsessions/concerns/
behaviours." No
"flowery prose, cliches, anything
genre-heavy (e.g., horror,
sci-fi, fantasy, crime, etc.)."
DETAILS: Accepts unsolicited
subs, e-mail queries; acquires
FNASR.
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THE DAWN
Veronica Schwartz, Editor
203 Great Ocean Rd., Anglesea,
VIC 3230, Australia;
http://www.ozemail.com.au/~thedawn
For women who want more than
glossy women's magazines currently offer.covers range from Art, Books,
Making Money, Career Advice, History thatincludes women, Taming Technology,
Travel, Philosophy, Mythology,
Personal Anecdotes -- inspiring
or humourous, Wellbeing, lots
of humour and fascinating facts.
No fiction. Some poetry.: acquires First Australian rights. guidelines
available.
E-mail: veronica@mypostbox.com
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ACCESS MEXICO CONNECT
http://www.mexconnect.cmoAPDO
#623, Juan Manual #17, Ajijic, Jalisco 45920, Mexico
A monthly electronic magazine
with sections on nearly everyaspect of Mexico and Mexican life for a readership
whoare interested in doing business, living full or part-time, retiring,travelling,vacationing
or just learning about the country. Well-
written and well-edited articles
of 1,000 to 1,500 words thatfocus on some aspect of Mexico. Accompanying
images areimportant but not a prerequisite .See site for sample, guidelines.
David McLaughlin, Publisher
E-mail: mexwrite@mexconnect.com
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PROTOONER
magazine P.O. Box 2270, Daly City,
CA 94017-2270
PH (650)755-4827/FAX (650)994-4131
E-mail:
protooner@earthlink.net
ATTN:
Ladd A. Miller/Art Director Seeking freelance writers
who
can reflect their writing in a humorous content.
LENGTH: 500-2,000 words. Accompanied with B&W
illustration
(optional).Typed, double-spaced No e-mail submissions,
please.
SASE an absolute must, if expected reply.Subject must
pertain
to the cartooning or gagwriting field, or humorously themed.
AVOID:
Politics, celebrity or wife-bashing themes.
PAYS
= Negotiated/On Acceptance.
Joyce
Miller, Editor PROTOONER magazine
CONTACTS:PROTOONER
P.O. Box 2270 Daly City,
CA
94017-2270PH: (650)755-4827E-mail:< protooner@earthlink.net>
WEB
SITE: <http://protooner.lookscool.com>
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The Symposium is spiritual--but
not the way you might think. The magazine
publishes personal stories from
people who are examining their choices,
looking for meaning, and seeking
out the experiences that make life worth
living. The Symposium offers
cash prizes for top contributions. Reviews,
interviews, poetry, photography,
and art are also accepted. Submissions and
inquiries may be sent to Anna
Skorupa at anna@selfknowledge.org,
or by snail
mail to: Self Knowledge
Symposium, 101-3 Bryan Center,Duke University
Durham, NC 27708
For more about The Symposium,
submissions guidelines, and back issues,
please see www.selfknowledge.org/symposium/symposium.htm
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Now
available from our webshop
2001
Voyages of Discovery - 10 short stories and 10
poems selected
from the 2000 Voyage short story
& Poetry Competition. After just 3 weekssales have almost equalled
those of last years anthology which was last yearsbest selling book.
Visions
Of Johanna by Ron PhillipsRecently described by
one reviewer as "The Difinitive Novel About The 60's"This is the story
about teenage life and loves set against a background ofprotests and civil
unrest.---------------------------------------------------------
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New Book
Launches========================
Exquisitely crafted poetry from
internationally acclaimed poet
Roy Gaveston Knight. Acclaimed
as 'The Warwickshire Poet'
and winner of The Poets Prize
at the International Society of
Poets in 1995 RGK is a prolific
quality poet who won 9 prizes
last year alone. See our website
for samples of his work. Previously Available
only in ebook format each of Roy's bookslisted below can now be bought
in paperback, complete withexquisitely crafted illustrations by the author.
Wagon Trails
60 Poems 25 Illustrations
Wagon Trails II
60 Poems 25 Illustrations
Debonair Rhymes
90 poems 30 illustrations
Blithe Musings
70 poems 20 illustrations
More Blithe Musings 70 poems
20 Illustrations
The Temperate Bard 70
poems 20 Illustrations
Carefree Rambles
70 poems 20 Illustrations
Jaunty Rovings
70 Poems 20 Illustrations
Bodleigh Feldon
70 Poems 20 Illustrations
Tranquil Moments
70 Poems 20 Illustrations New - Just published!Prints
in the Sand 60 poems 20 illustrationsVoices in the Harp 70 poems
20 Illustrations
Regentbooks
All ebooks £4 (US$7) payment
by cheque, money order or Credit Card. Do you
write book reviews for magazines and newspapers? Would
you like to review any of these books? Yes? Email
us now and we will send you free copies in return for your reviews.
According
To Frank 23 short stories including two
prize winners from
James McKinty winner of the
Voyage International Short Story competition
1999.
NB. According To Frank
the winning story which gives the anthology its
title was originally posted
on Themestream, but it was banned due to its
explicit, raunchy style.
We will soon be on Regentbooks
Selected stories from this anthology
are now on our website. Voyages of Discovery
2001 - 10 short stories and 10 poems selected
from the 2000 Voyage short story
& Poetry Competition.
OUT NOW- Amanda
The True Story - by Tony & Amanda Harrington
.
For
details of how to order send an email to
mailto:voyagemag@zyworld.com?subject=booksales
or
see our website Regentbooks
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Voyage Short Story & Poetry
Competition 2001
Closing Date Sept 16 2001
Its back for the fourth consecutive
year with prizes totalling $23,000,publication of the winners novel or
poetry anthology, publication of thebest 20 stories and poems in the annual
Voyage of Discovery Anthology(see above), plus free subscriptions to Voyage
magazine. For more detailssend a blank email to voyagemag@zyworld.com?subject=VoyageComp
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AMERICAN MARKETS NEWSLETTER
Deadline is July 31, 2001
COMPETITION
Cash Prizes and Worldwide Syndication
for all Eligible Entries
We are happy to announce our
7th annual AMN competition. Several of our
winners and runners up from
other
competitions have gone on to earn money
from worldwide sales and their
work is still being marketed. Here's how
it works: Send us your
1.5 spaced MS with your story/article title,
byline, word count and address
on the first page above your
article/story's first paragraph
(no need for separate cover page). NO
limit to the number of entries
you can send.
Word length is limited to 2,000
words though shorter length is preferred.
Both articles and short
stories may be submitted and there is no
restriction on category or content.
Nonfiction articles, however, have
sold best in the past.
Previously published articles are actively
encouraged. Just let us
know where and when they were previously sold.
Unpublished entries will also
be considered. The pieces that have sold
best tend to be travel, women's,
general interest, humor, parenting,
singles, golf, mature pieces,
British-related topics (travel or unusual
places or people), the "history
of" something etc. Fiction suitable for
women's markets (romance etc.)
also works well.
Prizes are: First prize £100
(US$150), Second £25 (US$40), Third £20
(US$30)
Please note that ALL entries
will be considered for worldwide
syndication, whether they win
or not! Writers will receive the standard
50% of any fee made. So,
send your best work.
Entry fees are: £4.50
($6) for subscribers for one entry. £6 ($9) for
two entries, £8.50 ($12.50)
for three entries, £11 ($15) for four entries
and £13 ($19) for five
entries. Entry fees for non-subscribers are £5
($7.50) for EACH entry.
Send entries with payment (made
out to S. O'Connor) to:
American Markets Newsletter
(COMPETITION Dept. WOW)
1974 46th Avenue
San Francisco CA 94116
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POETRY COMPETITIONAny
theme, single poems, 80 lines max. Prizes (pounds sterling)1000 + publication,
500, 2000, 75, 75, 75, 75. Fee. Online entry form.Contact: Poetry
London, PO Box 30104, London E17 4XR, EnglandOR
http://www.poetrylondon.co.uk
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The Davoren Hanna Poetry CompetitionClosing
date 31 May 2001.
There are generous cash awards
in this new competition sponsored by The Muse
Cafés and Eason Bookshops.
First prize is £5000, 2nd £2000 and 3rd £1000.
Judges are Medbh McGuckian and
Sean O'Brien.For an entry form send an SAE to:
The Davoren Hanna Poetry Competition,
The Muse Café, Eason Bookshop,
O'Connell Street, Dublin 1.
Entry forms also available from the Eason
website: www.eason.ie
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Golden Pen CompetitionsDeadline
is 31 May
The Golden Pen Competition is
offering prizes of up to £100 for winners in
the adult category of their
poetry and short story competitions. There are
also prizes in their primary
and post primary categories. 2001.Entry fees are £3 for adults and
£1 for students. Word limit is 40
lines for poems and 2000 for
short stories. For further details send an SAE
to: Golden Pen Competition,
Gurteen, Ballinasloe, Co Galway.
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Wells Festival of Literature
CompetitionsDeadlines: 19 Sept. 2001 for poems;31 July 2001 for short stories.
Wells Festival of Literature
are running an International Poetry and Short
Story Competition. Judges are
Andrew Motion for poetry and Margaret Drabble
for short stories. There are
first, second and third prizes in both
categories, ranging from £100
to £500. Entry fees are £3.50stg. per poem or
story. Poems should not exceed
40 lines; short stories 2500 words.Further details and application forms
from: The Competitions
Organiser, Creechbarn, Creech
St Michael, Taunton, Somerset TA3 5PP, UK. The
Festival website is: http://www.somersite.co.uk/wellsfest.htm
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ATLANTA REVIEW INTERNATIONAL
POETRY COMPETITIONDEADLINE: MAY 4, 2001
GRAND PRIZE: $2,000. Second
Prize: $500. Third Prize: $250. Plus 50
International Merit Awards.
All entries will be considered for
worldwide publication
in ATLANTA REVIEW. Entry fee: $5 for the
first poem, $2 for each
additional poem. Poems must not have
appeared in a national print
publication. No entry form or special formatrequired. Include a stamped,
self-addressed envelope. (Outside US, aself-addressed envelope.) Make checks
payable to Atlanta Review.Checks in your national currency are acceptable.
Send your entries to:POETRY 2001 PO Box 8248 Atlanta GA 31106 USA. Details:
http://www.atlantareview.com/win.htm
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4TH ANNUAL GRASSLANDS REVIEW
EDITORS´ PRIZE AWARDSDEADLINE: MAY 30, 2001
- (fiction and poetry). Prize:
$100 PLUS publication. Top finalists published. Guidelines: No name on
unpublished manuscript, no
simultaneous submissions.
Entry fee: $12 (one story or five poems, includes subscription). Include
SASE. 2000 WinnersCatherine Ferguson, NM (fiction), Robert Wayne, TX (poetry).
Grasslands Review, P.O.
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THE USA SONGWRITING COMPETITIONDEADLINE:
MAY 31, 2001Entrants stand to win a grand prizeof over US$50,000 in cash
andmerchandise and exposure, making this the largest prize packagein any
annual songwriting competition. Also, winners' songs will be featured on
a nationally syndicated radio program serving over 60cities in the US and
Canada. more information visit: http://www.songwriting.net
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Poetry Plus competitionDeadline:15th
May 2001
£350 for poems up to 50
lines. Judge: Carol Rumens.Entry: £3 for the first poem, £2
for the second, and £1 for all
subsequent poems, up to a maximum
of 10 per entrant. Entry formfrom Poets Anonymous website: www.poetsanon.org.uk
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Llandudno Midsummer Festival
Poetry CompetitionDeadline19th May 2001
For poems not exceeding
50 lines. For ages 18 and over.Entry: £1.00 per poem. Cheque to Llandudno
Midsummer Festival.Full details from:Festival Poetry Competition, c/o Plas
y Coed,Dol Helyg, Tal-y-bont, Bangor LL57 3YA
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The Silver Wyvern Award 2001
30th May 2001 www.ortasangiulio.com
£350 plus weekend
for two in Orta, Italy
poems no longer than 80 lines.
Entry: £3.00 payable to
Comune di Orta San Giulio (Poetry on the LakeDetails and entry form from
Poetry on the Lake, Municipio, Via Bossi 11,28016 Orta San Giulio,Navara,
Italy
email: comune-orta@libero.it
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