Soundzine Submissions for Issue 10: 'Green'

Reposting this from my blog because I want to see more prose-monkey presence in our inbox. Poets of course, can continue to flood us as they always have.

"Soundzine, the literary e-journal whose prose section I co-edit, has released its ninth issue. I haven't really mentioned Soundzine here very often, mainly because I usually announce its release in other locations. If you have never visited us, Soundzine focuses on delivering quality poetry and prose in a way that a lot of other publications do not; read aloud by the authors, or by a team of voice performers when the author prefers. It's an often overlooked method of presentation, and one that I believe gives a unique way of receiving the text. Those who enjoy audio books know exactly what I'm talking about. It is as the author intended, with all the inflections and subtleties that might be lost in the conversion to html tags and unicode. We also provide (through the tireless efforts of Annie, our art director) artwork with each piece to offer yet another way to engage. Overall, I think we have a pretty slick production. Our web stats agree.

We have also announced our next theme for all and sundry to write to. The theme is 'Green' and the issue number is 10, a milestone for sure. From the start we haven't been getting a lot of prose submissions for me to look over, and from this issue onwards I would really like to change that. So please, tell your friends, tell yourself. The deadline is February 15th, 2010, so you have plenty of time to get something onto a page and into sound waves. If you've never had any experience creating a recording, we're happy to help you out with software and experience.

You can read the latest issue here.

You can read the submission guidelines here."