Gold Line Press publishes the annual winners of our poetry and fiction chapbook competitions. We are associated with @usc_cwphd & our sister press @RicochetEds.
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ALT A red and pink graphic with logos for the sponsoring organizations Gulf Coast, Gold Line Press, and Ricochet Editions announces an invitation to "Triple Bind: An AWP Off-Site" on March 29th at A Good Used Book from 6-9 pm. The invitation reads, "Come one, come all!"
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ALT ALT: A beige background with a purple and indigo flower border announces “spotlight: latinx|e Heritage Month. You’re The Only Friend I Need by Alejandro Heredia.” An image of the chapbook cover shows a collection of leaves behind a gradient of purple, indigo, and cerulean with the chapbook's title in bold letters.
ALT A beige background overlaid with repeated text “Last day to submit” in bold font and shades of blue. A polaroid frame features the words “The 2024 Gold Line Press Chapbook Contests close tomorrow!” with the text “submit now!” Scrawled beneath. A pop-up box reminds, “submit by midnight October 15th.”
ALT A beige background with a yellow, pink, and dark blue flower border announces “spotlight: latinx|e Heritage Month. Our Lady of the Little Shoe by Carolina Margarita.” An image of the yellow chapbook cover shows a battered statuette of a woman clutching a dark red item (perhaps a flower or a hear) and looking directly at the viewer).
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ALT a black and white image of a laptop with a bright orange alarm clock sitting on it. to the left of the clock is the text "7 days left to submit to the gold line press chapbook contests. September 30th 11:59p.m."
ALT Alt text: A dark gray image of a clock beside text announcing the following information: The prize is $750 and 50 author copies. There is a 15,000 word maximum for prose chapbooks and a 30 page maximum for poetry chapbooks. The submission fee is $15, but there are no-fee submission options for BIPOC writers and writers experiencing financial hardship.
ALT A shadowy background featuring images of two book covers, one called “In & Out of Place” featuring a standing woman and one called “ghost gestures” which features a woman’s silhouette. The slides share the following information: In & Out of Place is out September 19th 2024! Book Launch Event: where: 2220 Art Archives when: Sep. 21st doors: 6:30 performance: 7:00 who: Gabrielle Civil and guests Marco Villalobos & Rosa Evangelina coming soon... reading @ Prairie Lights Bookstore in Iowa City with Tisa Bryant on Oct. 25th!
ALT Alt text: A vintage stylized image with green text announcing the following information: The prize is $750 and 50 author copies. There is a 15,000 word maximum for prose chapbooks and a 30 page maximum for poetry chapbooks. The submission fee is $15, but there are no-fee submission options for BIPOC writers and writers experiencing financial hardship.
ALT A scrapbook-style image with speech balloon bubbles announcing the following information: The prize is $750 and 50 author copies. There is a 15,000 word maximum for prose chapbooks and a 30 page maximum for poetry chapbooks. The submission fee is $15, but there are no-fee submission options for BIPOC writers and writers experiencing financial hardship.
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