I love this logo from Write Integrity Press. It's so spring-like and filled with hope. The editors at Write Integrity Press are currently seeking submissions for three anthology series:
Life Lessons from Moms
Life Lessons from Dads
Life Lessons from Teachers
Word limit: 1,000
Deadline: March 31, 2012
Payment: $25, plus contributor's copy
Visit the Write Integrity Press website for complete submission guidelines.
Thanks to Denise from the Catholic Writers of St. Louis blog for letting me know about this submission opportunity.
Now, onto a chance to have your play performed!
The Turner Hall River Rats for the Arts is issuing an invitation to anyone interested in writing a very short play. Here are some details:
Play length: No more than three minutes.
Payment: Selected scripts will receive a staged reading and a small royalty.
Deadline: Submissions are due by midnight on Sunday, April 1.
Guidelines and format requirements are available via email to RiverRatArt@gmail.com or from (660) 882-3300.
Thanks to Judy Stock from the Columbia Chapter of the Missouri Writers Guild for this call out from the Turner Hall River Rats for the Arts.
Good luck if you submit!
Thanks, Donna. Gosh, the possibilites are endless, arent' they? I, too, love the tulips!
ReplyDeleteEndless possibilities = endless hope!
ReplyDeleteGreat links. I love those tulips, too.
ReplyDeleteHappy Weekend!
Hi Carol,
ReplyDeleteThanks. The tulips are lovely!
Donna
Thanks, Donna. I've always wanted to write a short play!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the call outs. And congratulations on all of your recent writing accomplishments.
ReplyDeleteHi Mary,
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome. I bet your play would be great. Go for it!
Hi Linda,
You are welcome. And Thanks!
Donna
Thanks for passing along that information!
ReplyDeleteGreat links, Donna, thanks. Running short on time this month. I did get on the newsletter list for Write Integrity to keep up with any future opportunities.
ReplyDeletePat
Critter Alley
Thanks Donna. Gee, if I add any more to the already list of deadlines for the end of March, I'll...
ReplyDeleteI do so want to write a teeny play someday. One of the very first things I ever wrote was a three act that was staged by the Backyard Players (when I was nine yrs old). What a great memory it is.
ReplyDeleteHi Val, Pat, Lynn, and Marcia,
ReplyDeleteI agree with you ladies about deadlines. So many opportunities, so little time.
Marcia--I bet your play was wonderful! Go for it!
Donna