Daily Prompt Love x 2 <3 Subversive and Fearless
21 March 2017
Make art about Love as subversive.
22 March 2017
Make art about fearlessness.
Archive for the ‘2017 Prompts’ Category
Daily Prompt Love <3 Again I Dreamt
20 March 2017
A recurring dream plays a significant role in the novel I just started.
Make art about what you dream again and again.
Daily Prompt Love Catch-Up <3 Last Words and Labyrinths
18 March 2017
Ten people I love have walked on to the next life since 2007.
Make art about the last time you saw someone, the last conversation, the last words you said.
19 March 2017
Dreamt a maze made of light last night.
Make art about a labyrinth, real or metaphorical.
Friday Call for Submissions Love: Mary: A Journal of New Writing–Only 3 Days Left to Submit!
MARY: A Journal of New Writing is looking for poetry, fiction, and non-fiction submissions for our special themed Spring 2017 Issue: Art as Activism and Resistance!
FICTION and NONFICTION submissions should be no more than 15 pages in standard 12-point font, double-spaced format (unless otherwise structured for craft purposes).
POETRY submissions should contain no more than 5 poems or 10 pages per submission. All work must be previously unpublished.
All submissions will be considered for our Editors’ Prize.
Deadline to submit is March 20th.
You may submit here: http://www.stmarys-ca.edu/node/15842
Daily Prompt Love for St. Paddy’s Day <3
17 March 2017
Make art about an immigrant story, about the realities, about how America was built on the very backs of the immigrants they revile.
Daily Prompt Love <3
15 March 2017
Make art about restlessness.
16 March 2017
Make art about truth and lies.
Daily Prompt Love <3 Yes and No
14 March 2017
“One person saying Yes Yes and another person saying No No, that’s tension.”-Betsy Cox
Make a list of all the things you’d like to say No to, then make a list of everything you’d like to say Yes to. Make art inspired from these lists.
Daily Prompt Love <3 Judge Not
13 March 2017
I unfriended someone this morning on social media, a woman who leads with her “I’m a Christian” banner, but who daily and consistently posts things that are disparaging to others, about people and groups of people with whom I know personally she has little actual experience. She’s older, and has limited life experience, so I had alternately either ignored her ignorance or had tried, gently, to share my own experiences with the people she judged. Her fear, it seems, runs too deep. But this morning, as she posted multiple things mocking and denigrating millennials, I was just done.
Am I judging her? Maybe. I’ll think on that. Pray on it too. But for now, her persistent fear and judgment of people about whom she is ignorant are not something I want in my life every day.
Make art about judging, about judging through ignorance, or–be brave!–educate yourself on someone you have previously judged.
Daily Prompt Love <3 Getting Lost, and Finding Home
11 March 2017
Spent the day lost in a book.
Make art about being lost in a good way.
12 March 2017
Dreamt a future conversation with my grandson, where we talked about what it meant to create home wherever you are, that our true home is what we carry inside us, from our experiences, from the ancestors. He nodded solemnly, as if he already knew this.
Make art about where home is, or how we create home.
Friday Call for Submissions Love <3 Two Today: Wildness, & A Call for Political Poetry
WILDNESS: Call for Submissions
Submissions accepted year-round.
WILDNESS is an online literary journal that seeks to promote contemporary fiction, poetry, and nonfiction that evokes the unknown. Founded in 2015, each thoughtfully compiled issue strives to unearth the works of both established and up-and-coming writers. For submission guidelines visitreadwildness.com/submitor email submissions@readwildness.com.
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Apalachee Review: Call for Political Poetry
Deadline: April 15, 2017
The Apalachee Review is currently seeking poetry submissions for our 67th issue. Alongside regular submissions, we are seeking poems for a special political poetry section. We’re looking for dynamic pieces regarding democracy, identity, politics, social justice, and other areas of political concern. Please send 3-6 poems with an SASE to Apalachee Review, Special Political Poetry Section, PO Box 10469, Tallahassee, FL 32302. For further submission details, please check our website: apalacheereview.org.
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