The focus of Through The Looking Glass: Reflecting on Madness and Chaos Withinis on writing and art from those who are living, or have struggled, with
Category: Call for Submissions
Last Call: Submission Deadline for But You Don’t Look Sick is December 31, 2020
Indie Blue Publishing will be accepting submissions for But You Don’t Look Sick until December 31, 2020. The focus of But You Don’t Look Sick: The Real
Reminder: Submission Deadline for But You Don’t Look Sick is December 31, 2020
Indie Blue Publishing will be accepting submissions for But You Don’t Look Sick until December 31, 2020. The focus of But You Don’t Look Sick: The Real
Indie Blu(e) Publishing Call for Submissions
BUT YOU DON’T LOOK SICK: THE REAL LIFE ADVENTURES OF FIBRO BITCHES, LUPUS WARRIORS, AND OTHER SUPER HEROES BATTLING INVISIBLE ILLNESS AND THROUGH THE LOOKING
THE MEDUSA PROJECT – Call For Submissions For International Women’s Day 2020
Originally posted on Megha's World:
I’m so thrilled to share my first call out for submissions as an Assistant Poetry Editor of Mookychick, a…
Call for Submissions: But You Don’t Look Sick: The Real Life Adventures of Fibro Bitches, Lupus Warriors, and other Super Heroes Battling Invisible Illness
Indie Blu(e) Publishing is currently accepting submissions of writing and art for But You Don’t Look Sick: The Real Life Adventures of Fibro Bitches, Lupus
Indie Blu(e) Publishing is Now Accepting Submissions for But You Don’t Look Sick: The Real Life Adventures of Fibro Bitches, Lupus Warriors, and other Super Heroes Battling Invisible Illness
Submissions for the anthology will be open from January 1, 2020 through January 31, 2020 You are welcome to submit up to 5 pieces of
But You Don’t Look Sick: The Real Life Adventures of Fibro Bitches, Lupus Warriors, and other Super Heroes Battling Invisible Illness
A year ago, Indie Blu(e) Publishing accepted submissions for an anthology about the lived experience of Invisible Illness. Despite our passion for this project, we
DEADLINE EXTENDED for ‘Dear Juliet’
I am collecting pieces of poetry and prose for a new writing series I am calling ‘Dear Juliet.’ The idea is to put a modern
