National Recognition—Selections from Many Mountains Moving have been published in the Best American Poetry and The Pushcart Prize anthologies.
"Spectacular!" —Speer Morgan, Ed., Missouri Review.
200 Reasons MMM is still great...
• NEW 2008 MMM PRESS BOOK PRIZE GUIDELINES, judge Steven Huff! See the 2007 Book Prize Winner!
• mmm-submissions.org is TEMPORARILY CLOSED for general submissions due to an overwhelming response.
• NEW ADDRESSES: Many Mountains Moving Press, Jeffrey Ethan Lee, 1705 Lombard St. Phila. PA. 19146. Many Mountains Moving: literary journal, i/c/o Ghost Road Press, 5303 E. Evans Ave., #309, Denver, CO 80222.
Vol. VIII is available now, $12 at SPDbooks & from MMM. (Cover art by Walter Lab: [email protected].)
Ashes in Midair by Susan Settlemyre Williams, the 2007 poetry book contest winner selected by Yusef Komunyakaa—available now at SPDBooks & MMM Press (Cover art by David Freed.)
07/12/08
Many Mountains Moving Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit arts organization that publishes a literary journal of diverse contemporary voices and MMM Press poetry books; it also presents arts events.
Many Mountains Moving Mission Statement:
1. to foster appreciation of diverse cultures through top-notch literature and art.
2. to provide support and recognition for both established and emerging writers and artists.
3. to provide a much-needed literary space for writers of diverse backgrounds.
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS—short plays that take us to the edge
Jose Rivera has said, “Theatre is the explanation of life to the living.” We are in great need of these explanations—but there are so few opportunities to read and experience such voices. Many Mountains Moving would like to acknowledge and celebrate the role drama and some hybrid mediums play in combining poetry, story, and performance. Many Mountains Moving is soliciting work designed for the stage. We are seeking original pieces that challenge some of the traditional theater conventions: works that go to the roots, works that provoke and engage, works that take us to the edge.
DEADLINE: Postmark by July 3, 2008
SEND SUBMISSIONS TO:
Patrick Lawler
MMM Drama Editor
Moon 105
SUNY College of Environmental Science and Poetry
Syracuse, NY 13210
This call for submissions is closed!
Many Mountains Moving invites Native American writers from all tribes, voices, ages, styles and beliefs to submit poems and short stories to be included in the next issue. Writer/poet Diane Glancy, Cherokee, will be the section editor.
Many Mountains Moving is looking for a wide variety of styles that reflect the range of voices and insights within the Native American community.
To read more about Diane Glancy, visit: http://www.macalester.edu/~glancy/
We are also closing the general submissions for a few months while we work on Vol. IX. Please come back and look for updates and other news!
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