#saltfront

[tlhopkinson]

NO FEE Submission call + editor interview -- saltfront, DEADLINE: May 15, 2017

NO FEE Submission call + editor interview — saltfront, DEADLINE: May 15, 2017

saltfront “is an environmental humanities literary and art journal priming society for a radically new type of ecological storytelling.” They provide samples of the work they prefer as well as a list of “bearings and positions” to help submitters understand what they are looking for. They accept prose, poetry, and visual art, including “all artistic mediums–as singles or as essays. Currently, we…

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[tlhopkinson]

What are these Utah poets up to?

What are these Utah poets up to?

In January of 2015, my friend and fellow poet Bonnie Shiffler-Olsen and I embarked on a new poetic adventure–one that I am certain will become a staple in the Utah literary community for years to come. We were searching for a creative and academic poetry community, one where poets could share, learn, and support each other. And so began Rock Canyon Poets.

We are proud to announce our…

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[evanjed]

This one goes with the firefly piece I posted earlier. The story deals with bats and fireflies in both a magical way, and a way where fact becomes the most beautiful thing of all. These two portraits with their Latin names are meant to appreciate these two creatures for exactly what they are. #Inktober # 3 #art #illustration #linework #bat #bats #grayscale #801 #saltfront

[tlhopkinson]

NO FEE Call for Submissions - saltfront

NO FEE Call for Submissions – saltfront

DEADLINE: Extended to May 15, 2015

As always, read the guidelines carefully and read previous issues to get a feel for what they publish. saltfront includes Sample Work on their site, but it’s great to support a mag you’re interested in by subscribing or buying an issue ($10 – $12 each on their site–and they do take Paypal). I particularly like this journal, not only because of its interesting…

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[tlhopkinson]

NO FEE Call for Submissions - saltfront

NO FEE Call for Submissions – saltfront

DEADLINE: April 15, 2015

As always, read the guidelines carefully and read previous issues to get a feel for what they publish. saltfront includes Sample Work on their site, but it’s great to support an mag you’re interested in by subscribing or buying an issue ($10 – $12 each on their site–and they do take Paypal). I particularly like this journal, not only because of its interesting mission,…

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[thefifthgoal]

Saltfront Issue #2 is out! It features a preview of The Fifth Goal Reprint that we are currently working on and we are happy with how it turned out! The preview shows the entire fourth issue of The Fifth Goal (featuring an interview with Colossus of Roads).

You can order a copy here http://saltfront.org -- or, you can purchase a copy at Ken Sanders Rare Books in Salt Lake City.

More news on the complete reprint book coming very soon!

[thefifthgoal]

I'm excited to announce that the arts and literary journal Saltfront will be printing a preview of The Fifth Goal reprint project that I've been working on in their upcoming issue!

If you are unfamiliar with Saltfront, I highly recommend checking out their website (linked below) and ordering a copy of their first issue. Saltfront is a group of "writers, poets, musicians and artists—eco-lyrical knockabouts looking for new stories to tell about human landscapes" whose mission is to "tell stories of what it means to be human, searching for the newest and most vibrant expressions about home."

As far as the completed reprint project goes for The Fifth Goal, we are shooting for a summer release!

http://saltfront.org

http://thefifthgoal.tumblr.com

[bibliolimited]

New and Worthy

Saltfront: Studies in Human Habit(at) 

Salt Lake City, UT: Saltfront, 2013. Issue #1. $12

 Saltfront is an arts and literary journal for a radically new type of ecological storytelling; searching for the newest and most vibrant eco-lyrical expressions, new ways to tell stories of what it means to be human amidst the monumental ecological transformations taking place on this planet.

Contributors to issue #1: Emerson Andrews, Ty Bain, Frank Carter, Louis Gakumba, Annie Gilliland, Erin Halcomb, Michael McLane, Jeff Metcalf, Julia Pace, Jesse Don Peterson, Eric Robertson, Resford Rouzer, Kelsey Sather, Stinne Storm, Maximilian Werner, Brooke Williams, and Terry Tempest Williams.