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Flumes Is Accepting Submissions for Our Summer 2018 Issue An online literary journal based in the Yuba-Sutter counties, Flumes publishes poetry, fiction and nonfiction for adults and young adults, as well as scripts, visual art and photography. We’re are currently accepting submissions for our Summer 2018 issue (due out May 2018). To review previous issues, visit Flumes on the Joomag Newsstand. In addition to a range … Continue reading
We’re currently accepting submissions for our Summer 2018 issue (due out May 2018). Continue reading
We are accepting: Monster Mash Slash Fiction, Halloween Haiku, and our personal favorite, the 13 Word Horror Story. Continue reading
Flumes: Channeling Creative Brilliance Flumes, a bi-annual, online literary journal, is currently accepting submissions. Our Summer Ekphrastic Challenge winners have been selected, and we’re now calling for original submissions for our Winter 2017 publication. Open categories for this issue include: fiction, creative non-fiction, scripts, poetry, and children’s and young adult literature, as well as visual … Continue reading
Here it is, the best of the Trick-or-Treat Poetry. We created grab bags of words, creepy fun words, like spectre, enchant, hobgoblin and havoc, and entrants used them to build poems. Continue reading
The days are getting shorter (at least here on the Left Coast north of the equator), but there’s still time to submit fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, artwork, and photography for Flumes‘ Winter 2016 issue. An online literary journal originating in the Yuba-Sutter region of Northern California, Flumes showcases work from new, emerging and established writers … Continue reading
The Reaping Has Begun! YCLAC’s 3rd Annual Halloween Writing Contest: Submit soon, or be forever doomed Once again, The Haberdasher is pleased to support the Yuba College Literary Arts Club’s annual Halloween Writing Contest. This year’s contest features the following categories: 13 Word Horror Stories, Monster Mash Slash Fiction, and Trick or Treat Poetry. For descriptions of each category and submission … Continue reading
The inaugural issue of Flumes is now available online! To read the issue, visit: Flumes Congratulations to all of the contributors and the editorial board.
Flumes Wants Your Creative Work Continue reading
“My journal is at the heart of my writing practice…” Continue reading
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