Showing posts with label Suzanne Savickas. Show all posts
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Sunday, March 1, 2009

A Trunk of Delirium from Le Pink Elephant Press: Call for Submissions



The following is a call for submissions, poetry, art, and all, for a new publication, A Trunk of Delirium. The co-editor, Cheryl Townsend, is one of my oldest buds in the small press business. Through her Implosion Press, which she has passed on to others, she helped get Lilliput Review started 30 years ago this month (oh, Cat, say it ain't so - we can't be that frigging old). It is with great pleasure that, all these years later, I get to return the favor.

Send Cheryl and Suzanne your very best work, nothing less. It'll be worth it.


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A Trunk of Delirium is a new bi-annual publication of literary and artistic works seeking the finest available from both established and as yet known creators. A subsidiary of Le Pink Elephant Press, we open the lid to accept poetry, prose, flash fiction, reviews, interviews, translations, essays, plays, and artworks of all printable forms. Submissions are now giddily accepted at atrunkofdelirium@yahoo.com. [Ed. note: the above link is via Facebook. If you don't have an account, check out this link.]


Editors: Suzanne Savickas & Cheryl Townsend

Publication will be in both web space and print, the later being perfect bound and truly a delight to behold.

A Trunk of Delirium seeks to hold the diverse expressions of today’s most memorable creators, preserving such evoking delights for future consumption of the masses. By offering up its collectives in both web and print spaces, it is intended to make available more avenues to delight in the pulse of our present, yet ever changing, artistic scene of delirious exudence. Let creative liberty prevail!

Subscriptions $15.00

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Did he say 30 years ago this month???

More about that very soon.



village children
and crows mingle...
Buddha amid birthday flowers
Issa
translated by David Lanoue



best,
Don