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Rhino Poetry (https://poetryprairie.files.wordpress.com/2015/06/wpid-lb7i9840-281x300.jpg) I. General Submissions / Umum (Periode 1 April – 31 Agustus) II. Founder’s Prize Submissions (Periode 1 September – 31 Oktober) KETENTUAN — Puisi (3-5 judul) — Puisi terjemahan (3-5 judul) — Flash Fiction (maksimum 500 kata) — Khusus Founder’s Prize Submissions hanya menerima puisi (3-5 judul) pada periode 1 September – 31 Oktober dan terdapat biaya pendaftaran $10 *) total maksimal 5 halaman – Hanya diperbolehkan mengirim satu kali dalam periode pengiriman – Puisi belum pernah dipublikasikan baik online/ print – Diutamakan pendaftaran secara online di http://www.rhinopoetry.org/submissions/ (http://www.rhinopoetry.org/submissions/) – Seluruh puisi dijadikan satu file (.doc atau .docx atau .pdf), sertakan nama, no. Telepon dan email di setiap halaman. – Untuk puisi terjemahan harus menyertakan copy puisi dalam bahasa aslinya, dan penerjemah bertanggung jawab atas ijin penulis asli dalam penggunaan karya puisinya – Cover Letter: saat mengisi form pendaftaran di http://www.rhinopoetry.org/submissions/ (http://www.rhinopoetry.org/submissions/) , di bagian komentar isikan biodata singkat tentang dirimu atau bagaimana kamu tahu tentang Rhino Poetry – Semua pendaftaran pada kategori umum secara otomatis akan diikutsertakan dalam pemilihan Editor’s Prize Info selengkapnya dan untuk membaca puisi-puisi yang sudah dipublikasikan Rhino Poetry: http://rhinopoetry.org (http://rhinopoetry.org) —————————————————————–
(https://poetryprairie.files.wordpress.com/2015/06/wpid-rhino3_blowaw300x232.jpg) We accept general submissions: April 1 – August 31. Founders’ Prize submissions are accepted September 1 – October 31 (Reading Fee $10) RHINO prefers online submissions. We accept one submission per each reading period. Our diverse group of editors looks for the very best in contemporary writing, and we have created a dynamic process of soliciting and reading new work by local, national, and international writers. We read for previously unpublished poems, translations, and flash-fiction. We welcome all styles of poems, and look for work which is well-crafted, reflects passion, originality, engagement with contemporary culture, and a love affair with language. All entries considered for the Editors’ Prize. Our basic editorial principle, however, is unwavering—we’re looking to publish the best work we can find. For additional information about what we are looking for, we have provided some resources here and frequently asked questions. You can read more about our editors here. We consider (up to 5 pages total) – — Poetry ( 3-5 poems) – all poems also considered for our Editors’ Prize — Translations of poetry ( 3-5 poems) Occasionally we award a Translation Prize. —Flash fiction (500 words or less) — Founders’ Prize(up to 5 poems) September 1 – October 31. We do not consider: — More than one submission per reading period (Submission limit per poet/flash fiction is once for general submissions and once during Founders’ Prize reading periods) — Work that has been previously published on any website or in any print publication — Work already planned for publication in a chapbook, book, or elsewhere — Unsolicited reviews — Unsolicited interviews Online Submissions (preferred) Group your submission in a single, typed document, (.doc or .docx or .pdf– no .rtf please) with your name, phone number, and email on each page. Translations must include a copy of the work in its original language and the translator is responsible for the author’s permission to use his or her material. Cover letter: In the comments box, tell us a little bit about you and your publications, and how you heard about RHINO Poetry Online submissions link: http://www.rhinopoetry.org/submissions/ (http://www.rhinopoetry.org/submissions/) There is no application process for the Editors’ Prize — all general submissions are considered for the Editors’ Prize Please click here for guidelines and submission information about the Founders’ Prize Additionally: When using our online submissions page, please be sure to add RHINO Poetry‘s submissions email address (
[email protected]) to your spam blocker software. Translations must be accompanied by the work in its original language and the translator is responsible for the author’s permission to use his or her material (if applicable). Authors receive one author copy and a discount on additional copies. We invite writers we have published to read at our release party and other events. We solicit recordings of the published pieces for our Big Horn Blog audio poem series. Please click here for additional guidelines and submission information about theFounders’ Prize (there is no application process for the Editors’ Prize — all general submissions are considered for the Editors’ Prize) Mail Submissions Type your manuscript. Please label each poem with your name, address, telephone number, and email address for ease in contacting you. Cover letter: Tell us a little bit about you and your publications, and how you heard about RHINO Poetry Translations must be accompanied by the work in its original language and the translator is responsible for the author’s permission to use his or her material. Self-addressed, stamped envelope for notification (manuscripts are recycled). Send your submission by first class mail to: RHINO Poetry – Submissions P.O. Box 591 Evanston, IL 60204 As with any literary publication, it is always best to read the magazine before submitting your work, to see the quality and range of work that we accept. Our current issue is RHINO 2015 and you can peruse back issues here, which are also available for a 60% discount. You might enjoy our “audio poem series” which features contributors reading their RHINO poems.
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