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1. Innovative/experimental writing sought

Semi-annual literary magazine dANDelion (AB) invites submissions of poetry (any style including mixed media; 10 pages max.); fiction (2500-3500 words); postcard stories (250 words max.); and novel excerpt /drama (2500- 500 words). Payment: $50 and contributor copy. International writers welcome. Deadline: March 1, 2008.More details...

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2. Jon DeCoteau forthcoming novella

The Naked Earth

Forthcoming from Multi-media Publications, LLC

Winner: 2007 Indie Excellence Award in General Fiction

In this modern retelling of Sindbad and The Seven Seas, Evan Khein Al-Mohummad, teasingly called Sindbad by his racist superior officers, specializes in photographing dead bodies for the military in the current Iraq war. Investigating a bizarre double homicide in Al-Basrah, he discovers, piece by piece, that the murder is the beginning of a genocide Western governments knew of and did nothing to stop.

Underworld warlords place the death mark upon him, impeding his investigation at every turn. Despite their efforts, when uncovering his own family’s ties to Iraq during his investigation, Sindbad discovers that Al-Basrah gangsters provided Chemical Ali with the info that led to the annihilation of his family’s ancestral home, Jannah-Ri. Vowing revenge, Sindbad kills a child terrorist who is the son of a gangster, mutilating and beheading him, and losing his own humanity in the process. The event is covered up until God leads Sindbad back to Iraq on a quest of self-discovery and redemption.

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3. A great place to enter your novella

The Malahat Review invites entries for the 2008 Novella Prize. Enter a single work of fiction, 10000-20000 words. No restrictions as to genre, subject matter, or aesthetic approach. First prize: $500 plus $40 per printed page upon publication. Deadline: February 1, 2008. More details...

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