Sandra Sealy posted an article on Seawoman’s Caribbean Writing Opps. - Jun 21, 2010, 3:24 am
Caribbean Literary Salon created and moderated by Anouska Kock of Aruba, “is a network for people who enjoy books about the Caribbean and works by Caribbean authors. It is a place to discuss the West Indian literary field, share stories, news, insights, to connect and make friends.” As a member ...
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Sandra Sealy posted an article on Seawoman’s Caribbean Writing Opps. - Jun 21, 2010, 3:09 am
Babel Fruit is a bi-annual literary journal that also nominates writers for the Pushcart Prize and other awards. This publication seeks poetry only from new and established writers and will also consider previously published work. Payment: None Submissions: Email them at babelfruit[at]live[dot]com. ...
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Sandra Sealy posted an article on Seawoman’s Caribbean Writing Opps. - Jun 21, 2010, 2:35 am
Good Housekeeping Magazine has a wide readership and a solid reputation.  The magazine targets women married with children (anywhere from newborn to college age, but predominantly in the 6-12 age group) and who work outside the home. NB. Submissions are to be mailed. Recommend emailing query first....
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Sandra Sealy posted an article on Seawoman’s Caribbean Writing Opps. - Jun 21, 2010, 2:12 am
Absent Willow Review publishes new science fiction and fantasy poetry and short stories from very talented authors every month. You can also read a review about the journal HERE! They are accepting stories (of about 2,000-8,000 words) and poetry that fall within the Horror, Fantasy, and Science F...
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Sandra Sealy posted an article on Seawoman’s Caribbean Writing Opps. - Jun 21, 2010, 1:43 am
Caribbean Chapters is a small (and excellent) publisher based in Barbados.  They “seek out impactful stories about Caribbean life. Caribbean people are unique, colourful, interesting and energetic. Their ancestries and ethnicities are very diverse and they share a rich and turbulent history.” T...
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Sandra Sealy posted an article on Seawoman’s Caribbean Writing Opps. - Jun 9, 2010, 9:13 am
St. Somewhere Journal, a premier Caribbean literary ezine,  has launched a new annual contest in June 2010, “to encourage and reward talented writers.” There will be  three annual prizes to  contributors.  The Editor advises, “This is not a contest in the traditional manner practiced by ...
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Sandra Sealy posted an article on Seawoman’s Caribbean Writing Opps. - May 27, 2010, 9:41 am
Anansesem is according, to Managing Editor, Summer Edward, “a one-of-its-kind online magazine of Caribbean and related writing and illustration for children, by adults and children” launched in May 2010.  An in depth interview with Summer, is available at Caribbean Literary Salon . They are see...
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Sandra Sealy posted an article on Seawoman’s Caribbean Writing Opps. - May 27, 2010, 9:15 am
tongues of the ocean is an innovative online literary journal of Bahamian, Caribbean and related writing started in 2010.  They accept poetry, spoken-word, prose including writer reviews, short stories and flash fiction.  The sections are: writers on writers – writers talk about the work of anot...
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Sandra Sealy posted an article on Seawoman’s Caribbean Writing Opps. - May 27, 2010, 9:04 am
Page Forty-Seven Online Anthology aims to cultivate interest in Canadian and International fiction from new and emerging writers. They publish a broad range of adjudicated fiction, selected for its originality and craftmanship. Payment: CDN $25-$75 flat fee on acceptance.  NB. All payments are ma...
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Sandra Sealy posted an article on Seawoman’s Caribbean Writing Opps. - May 27, 2010, 8:32 am
Fledgling Press is an online bookstore which also specialises in publishing new authors. The Publisher advises that they do accept work from international authors, including the Caribbean.  At the moment they publish: Poetry and short story collections Autobiography History novels Rights: Authors r...
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Sandra Sealy posted an article on Seawoman’s Caribbean Writing Opps. - May 25, 2010, 3:16 pm
Writing for DOLLARS! -with a Facebook.com presence-is a free, weekly newsletter for writers who want to start selling their work or to increase their present writing income. It is distributed by e-mail free of charge. To subscribe, go to the website. They are seeking : ARTICLES Length: 500-1000 wds....
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Sandra Sealy posted an article on Seawoman’s Caribbean Writing Opps. - May 18, 2010, 2:08 pm
Caribbean Short Story Competition 2009/2010 by Caribbean-based publisher Potbake Productions, is offering one overall winner US $ 250 and publication in their anthology for their unpublished short story. 16 other winners will also have their work published in a short story book collection in Novemb...
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Sandra Sealy posted an article on Seawoman’s Caribbean Writing Opps. - May 18, 2010, 1:39 pm
Caribbean Properties and Lifestyles Magazine (started in 1996) is currently an online magazine and perhaps in the future again, as a hard copy. The publication is “constantly on the lookout for new articles on Caribbean Real Estate, Living in the Caribbean, Investing in the Caribbean, Travelin...
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Sandra Sealy posted an article on Seawoman’s Caribbean Writing Opps. - May 18, 2010, 1:08 pm
Miami Herald Travel Section of  The Miami Herald Newspaper has “no hard-and-fast rules about the kinds of stories we buy. Well written, well researched stories that we cannot easily get on the wires get our attention. We tend to buy more for theme issues (see Editorial Calendar.) To be consid...
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Sandra Sealy posted an article on Seawoman’s Caribbean Writing Opps. - May 18, 2010, 12:32 pm
OCEAN WRITING/ PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST There is also a seasonal Writing Contest (next deadline JUNE 1st 2010) and Photography Contest.  Kindly note that a US$5.00 fee is applicable. ———————- OCEAN Magazine “publishes stories, articles, essays, and poems...
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Sandra Sealy posted an article on Seawoman’s Caribbean Writing Opps. - May 18, 2010, 10:32 am
Poetry Ireland Review is published quarterly. They welcome unsolicited and unpublished submissions of poems, and proposals for articles and reviews, from Ireland and abroad, in Irish or English. Submission Guidelines Send a maximum of six (6)  poems. Keep a hard copy of each submission. Poems shoul...
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Sandra Sealy posted an article on Seawoman’s Caribbean Writing Opps. - May 3, 2010, 2:42 pm
St. Somewhere is an online literary journal with a focus on the Caribbean region, as well as the Coastal Southern United States. They’ve noted that “there are many online literary journals and magazines, but St. Somewhere hopes to help fill an underserved niche in the writing market. Li...
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Sandra Sealy posted an article on Seawoman’s Caribbean Writing Opps. - May 3, 2010, 2:09 pm
Eating Well Magazine is a “food magazine that focuses exclusively on eating healthfully (our motto: “Where Good Taste Meets Good Health”). We are the preeminent magazine resource for people who want to enjoy food that is delicious and good for them. Our readers are interested not only in c...
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Sandra Sealy posted an article on Seawoman’s Caribbean Writing Opps. - May 3, 2010, 1:51 pm
The Cultural Center of the Inter-American Development Bank announces the call for proposals for the V Inter-American Biennial of Video Art to be held in December 2010 at the IDB Cultural Center Gallery in Washington, D.C. The objectives of the competition are 1) stimulate the creative use of video...
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Sandra Sealy posted an article on Seawoman’s Caribbean Writing Opps. - May 3, 2010, 1:31 pm
Smories.com is a place for children’s story writers (published and unpublished, professional & amateur) to get their work published online, whilst retaining all rights. If you have an unpublished children’s story, you can submit it below.  They are offering US$1,500 worth of prize mon...
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Sandra Sealy posted an article on Seawoman’s Caribbean Writing Opps. - May 3, 2010, 11:48 am
A&U Magazine is an American nonprofit HIV/AIDS magazine. We are interested in publishing original literature, art, opinion, and reportage relating in any way to the AIDS pandemic. With any submission, please include a brief personal biography (no longer than 25 words).  They secure first North Amer...
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Sandra Sealy posted an article on Seawoman’s Caribbean Writing Opps. - Apr 22, 2010, 3:36 pm
International Living Magazine‘s motto is “You can live better, for less, overseas”.  They aim to educate those who want to retire overseas in a tropical paradise   The magazine’s general themes are: retiring overseas, how to get the best deals when traveling, real estate...
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Sandra Sealy posted an article on Seawoman’s Caribbean Writing Opps. - Apr 22, 2010, 2:26 pm
Poetry is a literary magazine published by the Poetry Foundation, a US non-profit organization.  Founder Harriet Monroe in 1912 wanted “to print the best English verse which is being written today, regardless of where, by whom, or under what theory of art it is written. Nor will the magazin...
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Sandra Sealy posted an article on Seawoman’s Caribbean Writing Opps. - Apr 22, 2010, 11:48 am
Sky Writings Inflight Magazine is “Air Jamaica’s bi-monthly in-flight magazine, aims to be a comprehensive travel and lifestyle magazine, giving unique insight to our readers—both Jamaican and Caribbean nationals and visitors.  [Their] mission is to give inside information about Jamaica a...
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Sandra Sealy posted an article on Seawoman’s Caribbean Writing Opps. - Apr 22, 2010, 11:06 am
Bamboo Talk Press is putting out a call for Caribbean women writers for their forthcoming anthology, “She Sex” “which examines Caribbean women’s views on sexuality as it pertains to religion, race, age, family, culture and sexual orientation.”  This small Caribbean press&#...
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Sandra Sealy posted an article on Seawoman’s Caribbean Writing Opps. - Apr 22, 2010, 10:06 am
Literary Traveler looks a publication finally marrying my interests of travel and the literary arts!  Really think there could be a big push with linking our tourism and the literary arts but…I’ll leave that as fodder for Seawoman’s Caribbean Blogspot! They are seeking “arti...
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