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Upstate-based writers sought for arts publication

Catskill Made is seeking contributors for issue 5, to be released March 20. Catskill Made is a digital journal of artists and makers in the Catskills that began in 2015. Our primary aim is to explore

Now seeking pitches for our spring 2016 issue, Flow.

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Our fall 2015 issue, Home, is now available!

Start reading→

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Hey Catskills-based artists and makers! We want your thoughts—give 'em to us.

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Catskill Made is seeking contributors for issue 3, to be released September 23. Catskill Made is a digital journal of artists and makers in the Catskills. Our primary aim is to explore the creative...

Still seeking last-minute contributions of journalism, essay, fiction, poetry, art, and photography for our upcoming issue!

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Catskills-based writers sought for arts publication

Catskill Made is seeking contributors for issue 3, to be released this fall. Catskill Made is a digital journal of artists and makers in the Catskills. Our primary aim is to explore the creative...

New issue, new logo. Submit your pitches now!

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Now seeking pitches for the fall 2015 issue: Home

Hi all!

Our summer 2015 issue, Tribes, is complete and released (read it here if you haven’t already!).

We’re now seeking pitches and submissions for writing (journalistic/creative), photography, and art for our September 2015 issue, Home—an exploration of the concept of “home,” both physical and spiritual.

Get at our editor at [email protected] with ideas! (Please note: all contributors must be in upstate New York, preferable located full-time in the Catskills. We compensate our contributors modestly.)

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The slow thaw.

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In case you missed it yesterday: we released our first issue of Catskill Made: Equinox. Catskill Made is a digital journal of artists and makers in the Catskills.

Inside, you’ll find contributors covering the themes of balance and rebirth in all different ways. Start reading→

Our cover art, above, is a shot of Catskill Sundial, a public art piece by Dina Bursztyn that stands in Dutchmen's Landing Park in Catskill. Photo by tomsmithblog.