6th issue's theme:
GETTING AWAY WITH IT
Contributors to Eclecticism's 6th issue:
Thanks go to these wonderful contributors:
- PROSE:
- - Julia Brannigan
- - Louisa Davin
- - Dianne Dean
- - Kate Gordon
- - Simon James
- - Myra King
- - Tyson Young
- POETRY:
- - Keith Nunes
- - Ian C Smith
- - Les Wicks
- ART:
- - Dave Burke (Featured Artist)
- - Clyde Grauke
- - Talulah Belle Lautrec-Nunes
- - Ilona Nelson
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Submission details for prose:
Eclecticism expects that with prose, the writer submits with the required level of manuscript formatting. If you are unsure what this is, Google it (many other editors have put a great deal of time into such examples). To ease the mind, here are a few suggestions:
- Include your details - name, email, etc, at the START of your document (not just in your email). Also include the work's word count.
- Use HEADERS and FOOTERS - your name and the work's title in the Header, the page number in the Footer (we cannot stress how important page numbers are - you'd be surprised how often this escapes potential contributors)
- Put [THE END] or [END] or even an asterisk * after the last line of your work (which just so happens to be the end)
- Use DOUBLE SPACING,
- WIDE MARGINS (2.5-3cm),
- and an EASY TO READ FONT (Courier New, Times New Roman, etc)
- Send all text as Word DOC or RTF files, attached to your email
- If you need to submit via other types of files then email first with such information before submitting the file.
- In the email heading, submit as per the example:
Eclecticism Submission: My Story Title, by My Name - 2,000 words
Yes, the above suggestions are laced with sarcasm. But too many potential contributors are not taking the time to include such simple items - I haven't evolved into a nagging editor yet, but may one day reach the limit of tolerance where those not following proper manuscript formatting will instantly be rejected.
Good luck!
- Craig Bezant, Editor
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