Call for submissions:
Do you enjoy the city more than the countryside? Do you prefer trashy neon signs, crowded thoroughfares and junk markets to mountain vistas, glistening lakes and pastoral landscapes? Do you hate animals? Well, if you do, you’re in luck, because Ricepaper would like to hear from you! We invite all writers of Asian and mixed descent to participate in our spring 2008 issue about urban life, big city nights and big city problems. Previously unpublished poetry, comic strips and short fiction are most welcome, and should preferably get to us by Feb. 1, 2008.
Send your submissions to the editor, Herman Cheng:
hermancheng604@hotmail.com
or
Ricepaper Magazine
PO Box 74174 Hillcrest RPO
Vancouver, BC
V5V 5C8
Payment:
$50 per page of poetry and illustration published
$100 per short story
* Ricepaper is a 13-year-old arts and lit quarterly that focuses on East Asian and Southeast Asian culture. Ricepaper accepts unsolicited submissions of up to eight previously unpublished poems, on any subject, in any form. Poetry and illustrated submissions should not exceed eight pages in total, while short fiction should not exceed 6,000 words. Fiction writers must be of either Asian or mixed descent. Please include a short biographical note with your submission.
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