Wyoming Contests
Previous Chapbooks
Previous chapbooks published by WyoPoets are:1993 - If You Would Love Wyoming -Lee Ann Siebken, Editor 1995 - Wyoming Journeys - John D. Nesbitt, Editor 1998 - Prairies, Peaks and Skies - Lou Layman, Editor 2000 - Flint-Edged Refrains - Lee Ann Siebken - Editor 2002 - Seasons of Wyoming - Nancy Heyl Ruskowsky, Editor 2005 - Whispers Down Wyoming Wind - Joy Marsh, Editor
Previous chapbooks are now on sale for $1 per volume. To purchase them, please contact Nancy Curtis, Treasurer WyoPoets, coyote@wyoming.com or Box 123, Glendo, WY. 82213
Submissions
Colorado Review considers fiction, creative nonfiction, and personal essays with contemporary themes (no genre fiction or literary criticism). There is no specific word count; generally, however, CR publishes short stories and essays that are somewhere between 20 and 25 manuscript pages. We consider poetry of any style. Please limit poetry submissions to no more than five poems. We do not accept unsolicited book reviews. If you would like to submit a book review, please send a query to creview@colostate.edu Mailing address: Colorado Review, Dept. of English, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado 80523.
Denver Quarterly
Submissions
Unsolicited manuscripts of fiction, essays, interviews, reviews, and poetry are welcomed, except during the summer months; manuscripts submitted between May 15 and September 15 regretfully will be returned unread. Poetry submissions should be comprised of 3-5 poems; fiction and non-fiction manuscripts should generally consist of no more than 15 pages. Accompany each manuscript with a self-addressed stamped envelope for reply, and mail it to:
DENVER QUARTERLY
UNIVERSITY OF DENVER
DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH
2000 E
ASBURY
DENVER, CO 80208
North Dakota Quarterly
Submission Guidelines
We do not have any guidelines. We look to
publish the best fiction, poetry, and essays that in our estimation we can. Our
tastes and interests are best reflected in what we have been recently
publishing, and we suggest that you look at some current issues for guidance.
We do accept simultaneous submissions for fiction, but not for poetry.
(Please note, however, that we are not currently reading fiction. We have
already accepted many good stories for future publication.) We do not have any
length restrictions. We require the first serial rights.
We only accept hard copy submissions. Please address your submissions
to:
The Editor
North Dakota Quarterly
Merrifield Hall Room 110
276
Centennial Drive Stop 7209
Grand Forks, ND 58202-7209
South Dakota Review
Submitting Manuscripts: The South Dakota Review publishes only previously unpublished poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, and scholarly essays on American or western American Literature. We accept submissions year round. Poetry submissions should be 3-5 poems. All submissions should be neat typescripts (copies also acceptable) or computer printouts, with the author's contact information, including an email address, in the upper right hand corner of the first page, and should be accompanied by a cover letter and a SASE. We do not accept electronic submissions. The cover letter should provide a brief publications history, and should indicate if the manuscript is being simultaneously submitted. Most submissions are returned within eight to ten weeks, and manuscripts are published one to six months after acceptance. Payment for accepted manuscripts are two copies of the issue in which the manuscript appears followed by a one year subscription to the South Dakota Review. SDR acquires first North American serial rights and reprint rights. Sample copies ($8 per back issue) may be obtained from the Circulation Manager upon request. South Dakota Review strongly recommends that, before submitting, potential contributors first read the journal or at least browse samples from past issues by following the links on the menu.