Daily Prompt Love <3 That Question
6 May 2019
Make art asking the question you’ve been afraid to ask.
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Friday Call for Submissions Love <3 Split Rock Review
Split Rock Review Seeks Submissions for Issue 13
Deadline: May 31, 2019
Split Rock Review, an online biannual journal, provides a venue for writers and artists of any background, in any stage of their careers, to showcase their best work.
“We are seeking poetry, short creative nonfiction (1,000 words or less), graphic narratives, comics, artwork, and photography for Issue 13 (Fall 2019). We prefer work that explores place, environment, and the intersection of nature and culture. Please read our back issues to get a better idea of the work we publish. Simultaneous submissions are welcome.”
For more information and guidelines, please visit: www.splitrockreview.org.
Daily Prompt Love <3 Chill
2 May 2019
Make art about relaxation, about the difficulty, or the benefits, or learning to really relax.
Daily Prompt Love <3 Generosity
1 May 2019
Make art about generosity, about generosity received, about the rewards of generosity.
K’in Issue 3 Is Live!
We’re thrilled to announce that K’in Issue 3 is live!
Check out the amazing poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and young writers here!
Monday Must Read! Crone by Clare L. Martin
Clare L. Martin’s Seek the Holy Dark was selected as the 2017 Louisiana Series of Cajun and Creole Poetry by Yellow Flag Press. Her debut, Eating the Heart First, was published in 2012 by Press 53. Martin founded and edits the poetry magazine, MockingHeart Review. She lives in Louisiana with her husband and daughter.
Read excerpts and purchase this beautiful book here from NixesMate
Praise for Crone
“Clare Martin’s Crone is a feast for eyes and ears, seductive in its use of both imagery and sound. Celebrating the sometimes terrifying, sometimes life-giving teachings of the wise woman, Crone evokes a woman’s coming-to-power, an epic “cronesong” of spells and potions in the form of poetry.”
–Sheryl St.Germain, author of The Small Door of Your Death.
Clare Martin’s Crone glows equal parts magic, music, and muscle. Her lines are laced with ambergris and jasmine, ghosts and wolfbreath. I would call Martin’s art a gorgeous dream, but that would ignore the blood, bone, and heart that drive this book at its core. Crone is the creation of a poet at the height of her powers, in full voice, and mesmerizing. Immerse yourselves in these lines, friends. You’ll rise from their waters cleansed and awed. —Jack B. Bedell, author of No Brother, This Storm, Poet Laureate, State of Louisiana, 2017-2019
“Clare L. Martin is a mysterious spellcaster. CRONE is a lush and dizzying monster of a poem. Coming through it made me see the world anew.”
Luis Alberto Urrea, author of House of Broken Angels
Daily Prompt Love <3 Build
29 April 2019
Make art about building, about being a builder rather than a destroyer, about teaching young ones to build, to be makers.
Daily Prompt Love Catch-Up <3 Losing
28 April 2019
Make art about what’s being lost, about a loss of leadership.
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