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Comment by Rucks Amongus on October 12, 2011 at 11:53am

Our mission is to find artists and creative talent.  By this we mean, not those who have the ability to simply produce, but those who have the drive to produce and captivate an audience.  We are looking for the ambitious; those who are not afraid to fail because their art is what gives place and purpose in their reality.  Artists who are not doing art to become famous, but to satisfy a need to bring forth his or her own reality and amalgamate this with ours. 

Comment by NO EXIT ZINE on October 7, 2011 at 3:52am

I'm looking for punk scene reports from all around the world for the next issue of my 'zine,anyone interested? Hit me up!

Comment by Brian Le Lay on October 3, 2011 at 4:54pm

Hey! So, since you've read our second issue, you're probably wondering, "What city, state, and country is Electric Windmill Press in this week?"

Well, since you asked, we've been living out of our car in San Francisco, working temp jobs, writing, planning a trek to New Orleans, showering at campgrounds, brushing our teeth in rest-stop bathrooms, and sharing meals.

 Given our limited internet access at present, we plan to release a double issue at the end of October, which'll be here before you know it.

 Head on over to our Malaprop page at http://www.electricwindmillpress.com/malaprop.html, peruse our guidelines, and send us poems, stories, essays, articles, drawings, cartoons, comics, etc. Get creative! All that we require is honesty.

Thanks!

- Brian Le Lay, editor, Electric Windmill Press

Comment by Tiny Rockstar on September 26, 2011 at 12:36pm

Hey. I am looking for any black female writers to submitt to 'Cocoa & Shea'. Please submitt poetry, short stories, or essays about being a black female by October 1st to be included in the first issue.

Comment by Salford Zine Library on September 26, 2011 at 9:11am

Comment by janelloshea on September 26, 2011 at 3:38am

Hello! This is a call for submissions to my new compilation zine project: "Dear You: Letters To Lost Friends". I've previously posted here calling for subs to the rather successful compilation zine: The Perfect Day and this would be my 2nd comp. zine.

What is this about?
Dear You: Letters to Lost Friends is a compilation zine project containing letters to people who for various reasons, are not in our lives anymore / are less significant.

It is inevitable that people who enter our lives, leave eventually. Dealing with people leaving is not easy, but it is the ways some of them leave that just make it a lot more difficult to handle. The sudden non-talking, the disinterest, the distance, death... This could be due to many reasons, major disagreements, moving away physically or emotionally, breakups, differences, changes in life circumstances, deaths and etc.

Writing letters could be a crucial part of the healing process.

Submit letters you've written to friends who were once in your life but aren't anymore / less significant.

For more information, kindly visit the project site here.

Thank you!

Best,
Janell

Comment by Alan Lawless on September 16, 2011 at 3:08pm

oops, forgot to mention, I'm also looking for zines, films, books, comics and basically anything else to review, so if you'd like a little free publicity, drop me a line- flyingsaucerproductions@yahoo.com. thanks!

  -alan

Comment by Alan Lawless on September 16, 2011 at 3:07pm

hi all, I'm looking for pulp fiction and film noir themed art and fiction for the next issue of my zine, Flying Saucer. if you're interested in submitting your work, email flyingsaucerproductions@yahoo.com. please try to keep it to the theme of film noir or pulp fiction. thanks all!

 

  -alan

Comment by Amy blue on September 10, 2011 at 3:50am

We seek out stories that ponder the everyday, 

social commentary on banal habits,

drawings of dustballs. 

 

Those blank spaces in your day (filling out a form, watching your newsfeed pass by) punctuated by pointless musings, are the stuff of art. We revel in the detritus of mass production, the bombardment of electronic social media, hollywood gossip and advertising, and seek to elevate these happenings.

 

possible ideas:

 

the difficulty you face in constructing witty Facebook status updates and how it makes you feel inadequate

creatures drawn from objects you see on your desk

text message poetry

parodic celebrity rumours

absurd how-to guides

 

We are accepting submissions of 

art

comics

fiction

nonfiction

other hybrid texts

 

anywhere between 2 and 2500 words.  

 

Please email submissions to theprizetitbit@gmail.com before Sunday 18th September.

 

The Prize Titbit will be presented in a newspaper layout and dispensed freely at odd locations in the city. Your drawing/writing can be gross, serious, hyper-real, sarcastic, messy, fun, powerful or lonely.

Comment by Deirdree Prudence on September 9, 2011 at 3:44pm

Gag Me With A….is looking for submissions for issue #4!

 

A free kitchy-chic adorably pocket sized zine chalk-full of short fiction, non-fiction, poetry, art, collage, photography, music & xenophilia aplenty!

 

Send us whatever the hell you call art!

Maximum word count: 500

Deadling: October 1st

 

http://GagMeWithA.blogspot.com

please contact: PinkPressBlitz@gmail.com

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