Because I know we have a lot of writers on the board....
New Letters 19th Annual Literary Awards Now Accepting Entries
Contact: newletters@umkc.edu
New Letters, the University of Missouri-Kansas City's international quarterly of new writing, is now accepting submission for its 19th-Annual Literary Awards.
Writers may submit unpublished work in the following three categories: poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction. A poetry entry consists of 3-6 poems; a fiction or creative nonfiction entry may contain up to 5,000 words. There is no limit to the number of entries or genres entered. The reading fee for the first entry is $15 (entitles entrant to one entry and a one-year subscription to the magazine); every entry after the first is $10.
Winners of each category will receive $1,000 and publication of the winning work(s) in a future issue of New Letters. One runner-up in each category receives a complimentary copy of a recent publication from BkMk Press, an affiliate of New Letters.
The deadline for entries is May 19. For complete guidelines and rules, send a self-addressed stamped envelope to New Letters Literary Awards, University House, 5101 Rockhill Rd., Kansas City, MO 64110. Or call 816-235-1168 or visit www.newletters.org.
Unaired ep of Wonderfalls up in HTML: "Safety Canary". (Spoiler alert.)
Angel episodes: 418 - "Shiny Happy People" and 419 - "The Magic Bullet" -- now up in HTML.
(Please follow the directions on the site for password information.)
I am doing my final project for my honors course at school on online discourse communities…specifically looking at the Buffistas and the Bronze…looking at their origin, membership, lexicon, changes, etc. I have a survey that I would really like the Buffistas to respond to. Also, I'm really hoping that those of you who were Bronzers will have the time to fill out the survey as well. I have some extra questions for the Bronzer Buffistas.
Please e-mail me at my profile addy to get a copy of the survey. I'd really like to have responses back by Friday, April 23 at midnight. This project is due in three weeks, so I really have to get my butt in gear and get it done.
In case you were wondering why I've been so dark lately, I've been working hard on the launch of the new website. And--ta da!--it's finally here.
Y'all are welcome to come check out AngeLingo.
We had a vision: create an online journal for our students. The whole site is student-run: student editors, student web designers, student writers (plus the two of us advisors snuck in something). 23 articles in the first issue. As far as I can tell, this journal is the first of its kind. I hope it won't be the last.
My piece on my mother's illness is in the Life section. But there is loads of good stuff in the journal. I'm very proud of the content--I think the students done good.
Unaired ep of Wonderfalls up in HTML: "Lying Pig". (Spoiler alert.)
Forwarded from my friend who's married to to James Marsters' cousin, so I know it's for real:
Actor James Marsters (aka ‘Spike’ from “Buffy The Vampire Slayer” and “Angel”) will be appearing on the Ryan Seacrest Show, Tuesday, April 27, 2004 from 12 noon to 1 pm. James will be shaving off his famous platinum blonde locks to help raise money and awareness for the Elizabeth Glazer Pediatric AIDS Foundation. The top 10 donors will receive a personalized autographed photo along with a lock of James’ hair. To make a donation go to: www.pedaids.org and make an on-line donation no later than noon on Monday, April 26, 2004. Be sure to mark your donation in honor of James Marsters.
James' Spacey acceptance speech. For any interested, the Spaceys are re-airing today at 2PM ET on Space.
Script for Wonderfalls episode "Pink Flamingos" is now available in HTML.
Hi all.
I'm writing an article on fan campaigns, and am trying to come up with an estimate of how much was given to various charities (and which ones) over the years.
If you've run a campaign of any sort, please drop me an e and let me know how much many was raised, for which charity, which show you were supporting, and any other various and sundry details (did you meet your fundraising goal? How did you choose the charity? How many people contributed to your project? Was this also a publicity project, and if so, what was your intended publicity goal? Was this part of a Save Our Show campaign? Did the cast and/or crew acknowledge your project?) that you can remember.
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