Submissions Open for SAND 22
SAND is open for submissions until 1 September 2020.
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SAND is now open for submissions for our 22nd issue until 1 September, though we will likely reach our cap on fiction and flash fiction submissions much sooner.
We’re looking for writing and art that subverts, work that pushes against the boundaries of form, message, and voice in ways that we will feel, physically, in our bodies. We want work that haunts us with its soul, edge, and truth. Show us that fresh can be slow, sensitive can be rough, bold can be quiet.
Read our full call for submissions here. Our submissions flyer features the mixed-media piece “Just Visiting” by Sinejan Kiliç Buchina from SAND 21.
“Archaeology of Water and Air”
SAND #21
This issue marks ten years of SAND and ushers in our “year of archaeology” with new discoveries and excavated favourites from the past decade.
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You can watch selected performances and animations of the issue’s work on our YouTube channel, along with the full replay of our 10th anniversary issue launch festival.
Cover: Morgan Stokes, “Nude Woman I” (detail), 2020
Design by Dimitris Gkikas
SAND #21 Trailer
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