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Qwerty is proud to launch the Homerow Chapbook Series with "All Things to Keep You Here" by Egg Poets. Very limited stock are available through our website. https://t.co/cthykieCp2
SUBMISSIONS CLOSE AUGUST 1ST
We still have spaces available in our chapbook contest and we'd love for you to be in it! We're looking for 2SLGBTA+ poets who reside in so-called Canada and are unpublished in chapbook or full collection form. Submit here: https://t.co/ba2055TBrC
Homerow Chapbook Contest judges🧵
EMMA RHODES (she/her) is an emerging queer writer. Her work has been published in Prism International, Plenitude, Riddle Fence, and elsewhere. Her debut chapbook, Razor Burn, is available through Anstruther Press.
Photo by Connor Price-Kelleher
Happy Pride Week Fredericton! Qwerty Co-Managing Editors @notshaunadeathe and @JankEstimative will be performing at Verse: A Queer Poetry Reading on Thursday, July 20, 6pm, at Westminster Books! Come join us and our friends in the queer community for a free, all ages poetry night
Homerow Chapbook Contest judges🧵
EMMA RHODES (she/her) is an emerging queer writer. Her work has been published in Prism International, Plenitude, Riddle Fence, and elsewhere. Her debut chapbook, Razor Burn, is available through Anstruther Press.
Photo by Connor Price-Kelleher
Introducing the Egg Poets, co-authors of the debut Homerow Series chapbook, "All Things to Keep You Here". These fine folks will be judging our chapbook contest. If you're an unpublished 2SLGBTQ+ poet, you still have until August 1st to get your entry in! Only 24 slots remain!
Homerow Chapbook Contest judges🧵
EMMA RHODES (she/her) is an emerging queer writer. Her work has been published in Prism International, Plenitude, Riddle Fence, and elsewhere. Her debut chapbook, Razor Burn, is available through Anstruther Press.
Photo by Connor Price-Kelleher
JENNA LYN ALBERT (@JennaLynAlbert) (they/them | iel) is a genderqueer poet and community organizer. Their debut poetry collection Bec & Call won the Fiddlehead Poetry Prize. They served a two-year term as the City of Fredericton’s Poet Laureate (2019-2020). Photo by Lacey Little
Homerow Chapbook Contest judges🧵
EMMA RHODES (she/her) is an emerging queer writer. Her work has been published in Prism International, Plenitude, Riddle Fence, and elsewhere. Her debut chapbook, Razor Burn, is available through Anstruther Press.
Photo by Connor Price-Kelleher
VOID CLARK-NASON (@Mx_SMarie) (they/them) is a queer agender casual poet and graduate sociology student. Their work can be found in FeelsZine, Elm & Ampersand, and elsewhere. Their debut chapbook, liquid birth, is available through Anstruther Press. Photo by Connor Price-Kelleher
Hi everyone,
Due to an error on our end with our form entry page, we're extending the Homerow Chapbook Contest until the end of July. Once again, this is a chapbook contest for unpublished Canadian 2SLGBTQ+ poets. More details here: https://t.co/ba2055TBrC
We have sent out all our acceptances for the Home/Town Issue. Thanks to everyone who waited so patiently for us while we get this issue out the door.
Submissions will soon be open for our next general issue and our Homerow Chapbook Series Contest for 2SLGBTQIA+ writers🧵1/7
The winning chapbook will receive publication as part of Qwerty Magazine's Homerow Chapbook Series, a $300 prize, six complimentary print copies, and promotion via social media. Four runner-up entrants will receive preferential selection for Qwerty Magazine issue #48. 7/7
We have sent out all our acceptances for the Home/Town Issue. Thanks to everyone who waited so patiently for us while we get this issue out the door.
Submissions will soon be open for our next general issue and our Homerow Chapbook Series Contest for 2SLGBTQIA+ writers🧵1/7
Chapbooks may be on any theme or subject, but must be original and not previously published. Individual poems appearing in the manuscript that have been published elsewhere are fine. 6/7