This site features current writing opportunities for authors of all genres, with a preference for Christian publications. The submission opportunities featured on this blog site have been collected by Sally Clark. I am not an editor, publisher, or an agent. I am a writer who enjoys sharing submission information I find on the web with other writers. 

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Cowboy Poetry Press

Posted by Sally Clark on Tuesday, April 9, 2013

Cowboy Poetry Press

http://cowboypoetrypress.com/submission-guidelines/

Submission guidelines: We will follow a 365 day submission - Open Call. Essays, prose, flash fiction, artwork and photography. Send your best work.

Cowboys and cowgirls, heifers, madame’s, rustlers, train robbers, drifters, grifters, and thieves; dust off those boots and get out of the out house and back to the rustic life- because we want all western related material published or unpublished on fellow like ezines (no personal blogs or site work accepted; you must remove it before submitting, and please give us credit for first time publisher when you do post on personal sites).

We’ll take dream like trail rides, dark and edgy confrontations, like raw milk squeezed right out of the tit. Don’t try to out ride us with your southern flavored material. We drink our coffee black. No cream or sugar in this barn. Food and shotguns will be allowed through the door. Drinks are on the house!

We’ll also take modern and traditional bush verse, Native American, and any other bygone era style relating to a western theme.

from: www.writergazette.com

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Cowboy Poetry Press

Posted by Sally Clark on Tuesday, April 9, 2013

Cowboy Poetry Press

http://cowboypoetrypress.com/submission-guidelines/

Submission guidelines: We will follow a 365 day submission - Open Call. Essays, prose, flash fiction, artwork and photography. Send your best work.

Cowboys and cowgirls, heifers, madame’s, rustlers, train robbers, drifters, grifters, and thieves; dust off those boots and get out of the out house and back to the rustic life- because we want all western related material published or unpublished on fellow like ezines (no personal blogs or site work accepted; you must remove it before submitting, and please give us credit for first time publisher when you do post on personal sites).

We’ll take dream like trail rides, dark and edgy confrontations, like raw milk squeezed right out of the tit. Don’t try to out ride us with your southern flavored material. We drink our coffee black. No cream or sugar in this barn. Food and shotguns will be allowed through the door. Drinks are on the house!

We’ll also take modern and traditional bush verse, Native American, and any other bygone era style relating to a western theme.

from: www.writergazette.com

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Previous post: Kaeden Press

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