Just a reminder that Future Earth - which has featured excellent work by Arthur Sze, Joolz Denby, Caroline Thompson, Melissa Regas, Anthony Max, Jan Beatty, Anne Waldman, et al - is accepting submissions for volume 4 (Celebration/Holiday).
All forms of visual, written, and recordable-on-still-images art are appreciated, and what we'd really like is your crazy stuff, the stuff that doesn't fit niche markets or warps conventions. We want to see your hardcore essays, intense poetry, wild photography, insane fiction, mad jewelry, freaky makeup, cool sculptures, and gorgeous paintings.
Got some art that is too scary, too angry, too cute for most markets? We may want that.
FEM wants to see work that changes people, work that shines light on new perspectives and cracks up old perspectives to see if there are bits we can still us. We want you to submit these works, because we want to share them with the world at large. FEM intends to always be as useful as it is entertaining.
We accept multiple submissions.
Please send to future_earth_mag@yahoo.com and check out the mag, again (why not?) at www.futureearthstudios.com hosted by former publisher and eternal friend of the mag, Daniel Rappaport.
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Showing posts with label submissions. Show all posts
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Sunday, June 7, 2009
Friends for FEM
As an experiment, I am asking everyone who reads this to send a link to FEM's website to one (or more) person(s), and see what the peripheral array of new folks looks like. Surely you know someone who likes good writing and excellent pictures? Or who might like to submit some, but hasn't hit upon the mag, themselves? For their sake, send a link and share us. And if you're on myspace or facebook or wherever, tribe, et al, throw out a link to us. Half of this is advertising cheaply, yes, but the other half is just me being curious if there will be a noticeable difference between the regulars and the results of this outreach.
www.futureearthstudios.com - it's that simple a url and Future Earth Magazine will love you more for the effort, even though we already love all of y'all pretty fierce.
www.futureearthstudios.com - it's that simple a url and Future Earth Magazine will love you more for the effort, even though we already love all of y'all pretty fierce.
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