NEWS
new stories, new issues, new themes,
new links, new news

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BluePrintReview
reviewed by NewPages.com
NewPages.com, the magazine of literary magazine reviews,
reviewed the last issue of BluePrintReview:
"BluePrintReview is an online journal constructed to ease the complex and beautiful convergence of language and art and all the possibilities this entails as readers explore its words and images."
review link: BluePrintReview

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call for submissions:
transformation
"We are looking for work exploring transformative instances of all kinds with an emphasis particularly on the change itself — the dynamics inside the chrysalis rather than a static image of the butterfly emerged; the moment of Daphne becoming a laurel. We look forward to seeing your work in whatever media and style says it best."
deadline: July 31
issue link: qarrtsiluni

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new issue online:
Mississippi Review - The Literary Magazin at 100
the issue includes an oral history of the literary magazine, a roundtable talk with various editors, and additional work by writers selected and introduced by these editors.
issue link: Lit Mag at 100

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Brian Green receives the
New Short Fiction Award
Brian Green, regular contributor to BluePrintReview,
received the New Short Fiction Award
for his short story "The Notes". Congratulations!
story link: The Notes

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new issue online:
mud luscious
mud luscious, a literary review of aggressively
beautiful writing now presents its fourth issue:
shut up and ride the weird train /
in a world of black & orange
issue link: mud luscious

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call for submissions:
new anonymus
"The New Anonymous is an annual literary journal that not only publishes all work anonymously but also blindly screens and edits its submissions, i.e., the submission, editorial, and publishing process is anonymous from beginning to end."
anonymus link: The New Anonymus

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new issue online:
Cezanne's Carrot
the summer solstice issue of Cezanne's Carrot is online
"it is focused - without conscious intention - on works that dare us to see with greater light what the world customarily hides from us."
issue link: Cezanne's Carrot

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