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New South
Georgia State University’s Journal of Art & Literature
First Friday Reading Series
Join us on the first Friday of each month upstairs at JavaVino for readings and drinks.
Our featured poet or writer will be paired with a Georgia State graduate writer, and a good time will be had by all.
Upcoming Schedule 2019
April: Micah Dean Hicks & Megan Clark
May: Chelsea Rathburn & Drew Jordan
June: The New South Writers Workshop 2019 Graduates
July: Jason Allen & Josh Martin
August: Ashley M. Jones & TBA
September: Tina Mozelle Braziel & TBA
October: Julia Kolchinsky Dasbach & TBA
November: The New South Writers Workshop New Students
December: Josephine Yu & Tanya Gray (Double Feature)
If you’re a writer with a recent book and interested in reading for us, email Anna Sandy-Elrod at annasandyelrod@gmail.com or Nora Bonner at norabonner@gmail.com.
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Hey hey, exciting news! We’ve extended our contest deadline so you still have a chance to win. PLUS we’ve added a reduced submission fee for students and adjuncts. Link in bio.
Want your work in one of our issues? Want money? Submit to our contest by tomorrow at midnight. Link in bio.
We want to give you 💰💰💰 for your poems & prose. One week left to enter!
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