Showing posts with label Save The Planet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Save The Planet. Show all posts

Sunday, November 17, 2019

Call for Submissions: Planet Crisis Poetry Anthology

Information courtesy of Michael Czarnecki,
 
Dwain Wilder and Bart White, editors

“Our house on fire… We will not just stand aside and watch.”
Greta Thunberg, New York City, September 20, 2019

We seek poems for an anthology to address the planetary crisis unfolding
around us.

Send poems that bear witness to our changing climate and humankind’s
part in causing the change. Send poems that show our consumer mindset,
our industries, street protests, politics and science. Send poems that
sound the alarm of species and habitat loss, new weather extremes, our
response and lack of response; how ecological ideals collide with the
challenge of changing habits and how we live. Send poems of grief or
fury, despair or hope. Send poems that show how we might yet save our Earth.

We want to showcase a range of voices and perspectives. We are looking
for well-crafted poems with emotional power and a richness of language.
Longer poems will be considered (make every line count).

Send one to three original, previously unpublished, poems. Send poems by
email attached as a .doc (or .docx or .txt only)

as a SINGLE ATTACHMENT of 1-3 poems.

Put your contact information (name, mailing address, email), the titles
of your three poems, and a one-line bio note (max. 25 words) in the body
of the email.

Contributors will receive one contributor’s copy of the anthology and
will be able to purchase additional copies at a 50% discount, plus shipping.

DEADLINE for submissions – December 31, 2019

Send Submissions To


  (response given by January 31)

Monday, November 02, 2015

Congratulations, Stephen Onderick

This past weekend Stephen Onderick fully funded his Kickstarter for his latest project, Save The Planet, Kill Yourself, a documentary on the Church of Euthanasia, which was a group I followed briefly back before the turn of the century.

Stephen's project has inspired me to put down more of my thoughts on the Church of Euthanasia and other things I covered during my brief but fruitful time as a small press reporter. Keep watching this blog and my website for more treats in this vein.