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Cover
Table of Contents
Editor's Notes
Donations
Submission
Guidelines
Website
Stories
& Essays
Balance
_ By
Alison Baumy
Contemporary
Cultural Differences...
_ By
Ninni Siurua
Eclipsed
Yesterdays
_ By
Clyde Windjammer
Healthy Guy
_ By
David J. LeMaster
Immortalis Letum
_ By
Sophie Davis
Last Call For Salvation
_ By
Angela P. Markham
My Fault
_ By
Ro Thorton
Pacific Northwest
_ By
Aaron Hellem
Q-Q Ca Choo
_ By
Billy Pilgrim
The Best Laid Plans
_ By
John A. Ward
The Ecstasy of Cooking
_ By
Sam Nolting
The Girl With the Green Umbrella
_ By
J.R. Earlebeck
The Gods of Houston
_ By
Rebekah Frumkin
Poetry
Athena's Owl
_ By
Amberly Mason
But I Have Never Known This
_ By
Kaleen Love
Clouds On Your Floor
_ By
Savannah Bobo
Crowded Lobby
_ By
M. Blair Spiva
Ever After
_ By
Bennie Johnson
Important Questions
_ By
P.T. Bell
Migration
_ By
Sarah Wassberg
Moon Goddess
_ By
Kristina Diane Smith
Oldest Profession
_ By
Ashley Polker
On Visiting Hay-on-Wye
_ By
M. Blair Spiva
Sodom and Gomorrah
_ By
Jessica Fannin
Wal-Mart
_ By
P.T. Bell
Art
& Photography
Jeremy Harker
_ Paintings
Douglas C. Knight
_ Photography
Jed Knox
_ Paintings
and Drawings
May Ann Licudine
_ Paintings
Danny
Malboeuf
_ Paintings
Alex
Stanbury
_ Photography
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Submission
Guidelines
Our Winter 2005
submissions cycle was a huge success, and we received over 100 submissions from
33 different writers and artists from around the globe. As we continue to expand, we hope to build on this success
for our Spring 2006 issue and beyond. But we need your help! If
you are a writer or artist (or if you know any writers or artists),
please submit your work to Antithesis Common. Everyone
will receive personal feedback on their pieces, regardless of whether or not we decide to publish their
work(s). If nothing else, this presents a great opportunity to get
constructive feedback, as well as publishing experience and
exposure!
Antithesis Common is not a genre-specific literary magazine, and our submission system is open to all forms of writing and artwork. Please follow the guidelines within each type of work; if you wish to submit something that is outside the scope of this list, please contact us.
Submissions should be emailed here.
At this time, we do not pay for submissions to the magazine, however, we hope to do so in the future. If your piece is chosen as our feature work, we will publish a full-page biography within the magazine. Please be prepared to provide additional information about yourself, including your interests, other works, etc.
General Guidelines
*Open to people of all ages, published and unpublished, from all over the world
*Submissions are accepted on an open, rolling basis.
*Antithesis Common retains one-time publishing and anthology rights for the work.
*Simultaneous submissions are acceptable with prior notification.
*Please provide your full name (as you would like it to appear in the magazine) at the time of submission. Pen names are acceptable, but screen names, User IDs, and first names only are not.
*Antithesis Common embraces diversity, and generally we welcome all subjects, opinions, and ideas. However, hateful or inflammatory submissions will not be published.
*Please keep in mind that we are a magazine for creative writing and art; thus, traditional "articles" about a subject (i.e. fact-based retellings of an event) are not encouraged.
Artwork/Visual Arts
*We accept all types of artwork, including (but not limited to) photography, paintings, mixed media, comics, drawings, and sculpture.
*Please provide us with the largest, clearest copy available.
*Do not watermark your work.
*Acceptable file formats: .jpg, .gif, .bmp, .png, .doc
Fiction/Non-Fiction
*We accept all types of prose, including (but not limited to) fiction, commentary, essays, and other works.
*Maximum length: 3,500 words (longer pieces will be accepted based on merit)
*Acceptable file formats: .doc, .rtf, .txt, or copied into the body of an email message
Poetry
*Maximum length: 2 single-spaced pages (longer pieces will be accepted based on merit)
*Acceptable file formats: .doc, .rtf, .txt, or copied into the body of an email message
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