Lit Journal Update: Small Spiral Notebook

What's going on with SSN you might ask???  Here's what:

*Effective 2006, Small Spiral Notebook will commence publishing 
bi-annually. Our next print issue, slated for publication in the Winter 
of 2006, will be available in newsstands, nationwide (indie 
bookstores as well as Barnes and Nobles, Borders, etc). We will 
continue to publish our online issues quarterly, but stay tuned for 
online themed issues as well as a quarter dedicated solely to 
poetry. More info as it becomes available.

*Because of this exciting new direction, our submission 
guidelines have dramatically changed. Please review our 
guidelines carefully prior to submitting work for consideration. 
Note that our reading period kicks off August 1. 
http://www.smallspiralnotebook.com/newsubmission.shtml

*SSN in the news! Missed our fabulous feature in the New York 
Times? Or other smashing press? Keep informed by clicking  
here: http://www.smallspiralnotebook.com/press.shtml

-Also note, in the fall, we will start accepting subscriptions for our 
bi-annual print journal. More to come!

*Upcoming! SSN tours the South Fall 2005, Stay tuned for a 
fabulous HUGE autumn lit fair in NYC (featuring tons of incredible 
online/print journals). Also, look out for our amazing interview with 
Adrienne Miller and other artists/poets/writers. Some revolutionary 
changes to occur here over the next year, and we'll keep you in the 
know.

*Support SSN Contributors/Friends with recently released/new 
books forthcoming: Aimee Bender (Willfull Creatures), Lisa Selin 
Davis (Belly), Emily Franklin (Early Girls), Terese Svoboda (Tin 
God), Sara Gran (Dope), Ken Foster (The Dogs Who Found Me), 
Elissa Schappell (The Friend Who Got Away), Aaron Hamburger 
(Faith for Beginners) & more!  As well as our Paul Toth!  

Are you a former SSN contributor with a book coming out or an 
event to publicize? Do keep us in the know.

*Have you checked our reviews lately? With new reviews posted 
weekly by a dedicated staff, we've got the best books you should 
be reading.

Comments

[felicia sullivan]

thanks, dan, for your tireless support! you are absolutely so gracious in your support of artists and their work.
cheers, f.