 November 21, 2007
ONLINE WRITING: THE BEST OF THE FIRST TEN YEARS We have selected most of the writers who will appear in our forthcoming printed anthology of online writing, although we do still have several to contact. In random order, a few of these are: Ariana-Sophia Kartsonis, Brian Evenson, Michael Martone, Susan Henderson, Kim Chinquee, Noah Eli Gordon, Peter Conners, Mark Yakich, Jeff Landon, Norman Lock, Robyn Art, Mark Tursi, Joanna Howard, Lily Hoang, Brian Beatty, Bruce Covey, Brian Clements, Steve Davenport, Sheila Murphy, Kevin Sampsell, H. Tavel, Claudia Smith, George Looney, Corey Zeller, Jaya Savige, Sean Thomas Dougherty, Chad Simpson, Arielle Greenberg, Matt Hart, Max Winter, Daniel Grandbois, Anthony Tognazzini, Jamey Dunham, Pamela Miller, Megan R. Anderson Ham, Jessica Dyer, Christine Boyka Kluge, Christy Effinger, Matthew Brennan, David Baratier, Derek White, Carol Novack, Peter Markus, Robert Lopez, John Bradley, Joshua Corey, Barbara Jacksha, Nicola Mason, Alexander Long, Sandra Beasley, Richard S. King, Cooper Esteban, Christopher Barnes, Kathy Fish, Ted Pelton, Theodore Worozbyt, Darla Crist, Girija Tropp, Arlene Ang, Jennifer Chapis, Gail Siegel, Liesl Jobson, Darby Larson, Erin Pringle. Hopefully the book will be out by February. November 10, 2006
REVIEW OF PP/FF: AN ANTHOLOGY Check out Doug Martin's review of Peter Conner's PP/FF anthology at Brooklyn Rail. THE JASON CRANE SHOW ON PP/FF Check out Jason Crane's podcast interview with Peter Conners and a reading by Thom Ward, Ethan Paquin, Dimitri Anastasopoulos, Sean Thomas Dougherty, Geoffrey Gatza, Christopher Kennedy, Peter Conners, and Tony Leuzzi recorded at Equal Grounds, 777 South Ave in Rochester. Hosted by the Museum of Kids Art on Sept. 8, 2006, readers read from Peter Conner's recently released PP/FF: Anthology. October 8, 2006 Girija Tropp will be reading at Boston University on October 24. For details, see Agni's website and click on upcoming events. September 18, 2006 NEW GUIDELINES AND DEADLINE FOR SNOWVIGATE PRINTED ANTHOLOGY Dear Editors and Writers, In an attempt to make the nominations as extensive as possible, we have changed the guidelines for our anthology. You are now able to nominate MORE than 3 writers, as long as your total amount of links does not go beyond 20. The new guidelines are explained below in paragraph 3 of this revised release. Also, fiction and non-fiction is NOT limited to "flash." These submissions can be of any length. Thank you, Doug Martin _____________ As a result of a generous grant from Indiana State University, Snow*Vigate Press will be publishing a printed anthology of the best on-line writing which has appeared over the past ten years. Hopefully the anthology will be released in August 2007. The book will include poetry broken into lines, prose poetry, flash fiction, long fictional pieces, creative non-fiction, and 10 minute plays. If you would like to nominate your own on-line work or work from others, please follow these guidelines: Paste the URLs of no more than 20 works in the body of your email. You may nominate ONE piece from 20 different writers, or a total of 20 pieces from a combination of writers (ONE piece from SIX different writers, FOUR pieces from ONE writer, and 10 pieces of your own writing, for example). The combination does not matter, but please limit your submissions to no more than 20 links. In the subject line of your email, please type "Submission to Snow*Vigate Anthology." Send all submissions to dougmartin832@yahoo.com. Work from any on-line site is acceptable, as long as it has not been published in printed form. The submission period will end on October 15, 2006. If you have any questions, please contact me. Sincerely, Doug Martin June 24, 2006 We've been working hard on the next issue of Snowvigate, as well as the anthology. Look forward to seeing new work in the next issue from Mark Tursi, Joanna Howard, Derek White, Peter Conners, Corey Zeller, George Looney, and other writers from the first issue. May 28, 2006 A Yippie! to Girija Tropp. She has won the Josephine Ulrich Literature Prize, a $10,000 cash award, for her story "Advent". Since we found out in a snow-moment's notice right at press time about Kim Chinquee's Pushcart Prize, we forgot to mention that "Formation" is her story which won. It was first published in NOON. Cooper Renner's translation of Mario Bellatin's Chinese Checkers: Three Fictions is available from Ravenna Press. If it is not yet linked in the "Books" section of Ravenna's website, use the e-mail address within the site to order it. May 27, 2006 ****Snowvigate Print Anthology!****
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