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If fanciful matters, out-of-the-ordinary places of mind, body & soul, not to mention coloratura ideas appeal to the composer in you, Danse Macabre invites you to submit for future editions of this new online journal. * Edited & produced bi-monthly by Adam Henry Carriere, winner of the Nevada Arts Council 2006 Literary Arts Fellowship in Poetry, Danse Macabre seeks to further expand the imaginative landscape of the literary web and encourages submissions from one and all. * For upcoming issues, Danse Macabre welcomes all forms of poetry (2 pg max. each, limit 3 per month), flash and short-short fiction (limit-1000 words), narratives, humour, creative non-fiction and other literary ruminations. * E-mail your submissions as text in the body of your message (no attachments, please - too many evil spirits abound within them) with a short bio telling us about yourself & your writing. Though we may not be able to offer you comments on your work, we do promise to read everything you send with care and consideration, and to respond as soon as we can to your work. You will be notified if your work(s) is selected for posting. Our submissions address is dansemacabreonline@yahoo.com. * Danse Macabre welcomes your thoughts, your work, your future readership, and your enjoyment!
DEADLINE * 30 September 2007
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DANSE MACABRE is edited, produced, and published online by Adam Henry Carriere - Copyright (c.) 2007. All rights reserved. Attributed works copyrighted by individual authors or in the public domain. Contributors retain all publication and serial rights. Viewpoints expressed by contributors, in quotations used, or suggested by displayed graphics may not necessarily reflect the opinions of this online journal. Images appearing in this journal are either in the public domain or the copyright of individuals who produced the image in question. It is believed that the non-profit use of scaled-down, low-resolution images taken from references throughout the world wide web which provide critical visual analysis to writings posted on this site qualifies as fair use under United States copyright law. Any other uses of these images may be copyright infringement.
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Jul / Aug 2007 Volume Two, Number Four by Adam Henry Carriere. Copyright (c.) 2007. All Rights Reserved.