Cover art by Casey Robin
Foreword by Richard Thomas
Magazine Name: Spark: A Creative Anthology
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Information
Spark: A Creative Anthology is administered and published by the Empire & Great Jones Creative Arts Foundation, a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation. Learn more at http://SparkAnthology.org/about/
Submissions
Short Stories up to 12,000 words will be considered. However, “twelve thousand” is not a goal or a challenge, it’s an upper limit. More important than word count is the quality of your work: we are looking for excellent, polished writing that pulls us into an engaging story.
Poetry – Most forms are considered, both metered and unmetered, traditional and experimental. Poems from 3 to 100 lines have the best chance of acceptance. You may submit up to three poems at a time, but a separate submission form must be completed for each poem.
Flash Fiction – The ideal length for Flash Fiction submissions is about 500 to 750 words, but pieces up to 1500 words may be submitted in this category. Remember that Flash Fiction is not the same as “vignette”; your short piece should still present an interesting and compelling story.
Creative Non-Fiction – Creative Non-Fiction is the beautiful union of exposition and literature. Tell us a true story, and tell it well. Word count limits are the same as for Short Stories
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Twitter: https://twitter.com/SparkAnthology
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SparkAnthology
Editors Name: Brian Lewis
Print publication?: Yes
Digital publication?: Yes — Kindle, Nook, Kobo, etc.
Mailing Address: Empire & Great Jones Creative Arts Foundation, 13024 S. 3100 W., Riverton, UT 84065
Email: editor@SparkAnthology.org
Circulation:
Submission Guidelines URL: http://SparkAnthology.org/submission-guidelines
Approx. Response Time?: 4-6 Months. All responses come with personal feedback.
How often do you publish?: Quarterly
Year Founded?: 2012
Do you take online submissions?: Yes