18 June 2015
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Creative writing submissions: Anomaly
The new literary journal invites submissions for its first issue ...
The new literary journal invites submissions for its first issue
Anomaly came into being from a discussion between its editors, Lorcan Black, Roseanna Free and Oliver Tatler, about creating a literary journal where every poem and piece of writing gripped its reader.
For it first issue, Anomaly is accepting submissions of poetry, fiction, commentary and narrative non-fiction.
Poems may be of any line length, and poets may send up to five. Prose submissions may be a maximum of 3,000 words.
There is no payment for writers.
Anomaly came into being from a discussion between its editors, Lorcan Black, Roseanna Free and Oliver Tatler, about creating a literary journal where every poem and piece of writing gripped its reader.
For it first issue, Anomaly is accepting submissions of poetry, fiction, commentary and narrative non-fiction.
Poems may be of any line length, and poets may send up to five. Prose submissions may be a maximum of 3,000 words.
There is no payment for writers.
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