Monday, July 6, 2009

The Queer Canon: Call for Submissions

Several previous RAPP members are involved in GenderBloc, the UC student group that publishes The Queer Canon. This is a great student-created zine and we keep copies in the RAPP office for folks to read.

Here's their call for submissions for the upcoming issue:

GenderBloc, the University of Cincinnati’s radical queer group that focuses on transgender activism, is placing a call for submissions for its quarterly zine. Submissions can be submitted by anyone, not just UC students. Selections must be submitted before August 31, 2009, to queercanon@gmail.com. Past issues ofThe Queer Canon are available here. Please pass this information along!
The Queer Canon submission guidelines:
Word Limit:
§ Maximum word limit is between 1500-2000 words.
§ There is no minimum word limit.
Examples of written work:
-Short stories
-Poetry and prose
-Academic and theoretical work
-Letters
-Songs
Artwork and Images:
Acceptable Formats:
§ JPEG file
§ GIF file
(Color work may be submitted, but will be printed in black and white.)
Maximum file size:
§ Under 10MB
Examples of images:
-Photography
-Drawings and sketches
-Paintings
-Comics and caricature’s
-Digital work
-Graphics, charts and graphs
Editing Process
There is a simple reviewing process of works submitted. No works are out-right rejected. If a work is not accepted for a particular issue it will be returned to the author for revision. The author may then, if they choose, submit the work again.
We try hard to preserve the original layout and fonts of each work submitted; butsometimes small edits are made when we are creating the final layout for the zine. If there is special instruction for you piece, please include it in the submission email.
Authoring
Pieces can be submitted under a name, assumed name/pen name, or anonymously. Non-original work (work created by someone other than the person submitting it) may be submitted only if it is accompanied by the proper citations. Non-original, un-cited works will not be printed.

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