February 2014 submissions request
February 7, 2014 Comments Off on February 2014 submissions request
Our February issue of Inner Art Journal will be published at the end of February. Although it is a dark and cold time here in the northern hemisphere, inner art offers the light of perception. If you haven’t already done so, please submit your work at your earliest convenience. Click on “submissions” on the lefthand side of this page.
exciting news for our poets
December 27, 2013 Comments Off on exciting news for our poets
We have a few announcements to share with you. Valerie Rosenfeld, one of our frequent contributors, has had several tanka accepted for publication by the Bamboo Hut. You can find them here: http://thebamboohut.weebly.com. One of our editors, Esra Sarioglu, has had poetry accepted to Ardea, http://www.ardea.org.uk and A Hundred Gourds: http://www.haikuhut.com. In addition, one of Esra’s works will be included in an upcoming anthology. We so pleased and proud of our authors!
On a different note, Ava Burton is offering a collection of essays on pottery: http://www.amazon.com/Potters-Journey-Four-Essays-Artists-ebook/dp/B00GU2BA3S. The collection is for ceramic artists and art lovers who would like to explore both technique and perception.
Call for Submissions
September 2, 2013 Comments Off on Call for Submissions
Inner Art Journal is inviting authors to submit tanka, tanka prose and other short form poetry on the subject of houses and homes. Contributors are invited to interpret the theme liberally. We plan to publish a printed book with the best submissions via Createspace, as well as include the works online in Inner Art Journal. Please submit your work by October 1st.
feeling misunderstood
by a friend
I regain
my sense of being
homeless in English
esra sarioglu
beautiful furniture
sits heavy when my spirit
is off kilter-
cheerfulness
breathes home into my house
valerie rosenfeld
On Houses and Homes
June 28, 2013 Comments Off on On Houses and Homes
We would like to invite you to submit tanka, tanka prose and other short form poetry of any style on the theme of houses and home. If we are happy with the selections we receive, we plan on creating a print publication. What is home to you? Have you found home, or lost it? You are welcome to interpret the theme liberally. Please submit your work by October 1st and specify if you would like it to be considered for our print publication.
Best Regards,
Leslie, Nelima and Esra
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