Please help--5 multiple choice question questionnaire for grant research at the Cyberpunk Apocalypse
We’re doing a short little questionnaire to see if we’re on the right track with the grant we are writing. It’s about readings and if they are boring.
It a few seconds to complete, and we could really use the data.
thanks
-dan
Eastern PA literary zine—submit.
Dear writers, artists, makers of good things, colleagues, and friends,
New Fraktur Arts Journal is pleased to announce that we are currently reading submissions of poetry, fiction and non-fiction for Issue #4.
Based out of the Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania, New Fraktur is a privately funded journal dedicated to showcasing the work of emerging writers and creative artists, focusing on—but by no means limited to—new and original thought. We will continually strive to represent the best work that is available to us, working in conjunction with artists in all media to foster an ongoing dialogue centered around what it is we do when we create.
All submissions are reviewed through our online submission manager, and complete guidelines may be found there. Although submissions are accepted year-round, the deadline for consideration for our summer issue is May 1.
Sample PDFs of the first three issues of the New Fraktur Arts Journal are available upon request—please email newfraktur@gmail.com. We have featured work by Amra Brooks, Chris Carosi, Roxanne Carter, Eric de Jesus, Kari Larsen, Andy Martrich, Alex Rieser, Paolo Roy, Ben Roylance, and Joseph Trinkle, to name but a few. If you’d like to add your name to our contributors’ ranks, we’d love to see your work. Be sure to like New Fraktur Arts Journal on Facebook to follow the latest happenings.
We look forward to hearing from you!
All the best,
Kate Marchetto
Editor,New Fraktur Arts Journal
newfrakturpress.net
newfraktur@gmail.com
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Post-Artifact Books
Wow, an essay about the future of the book that’s worth reading.
The Cyberpunk Apocalypse is a cooperatively run not-for-profit organization dedicated to aiding and abetting writers and comic artists in Pittsburgh PA, and by extension the world
