Call for Submissions: Two-Bit Magazine

Two-Bit Magazine is looking for submissions for its second issue!

Two-Bit Magazine is a publication dedicated to exposing emerging, talented writers and artists, as well as new work from veterans. We are looking to build an eclectic body of work: short fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry of any genre or form, serialized novels and novellas, and graphic novels and comics. We will also accept academic work, reviews, essays.

Submissions can be emailed to the editor (editor(at)twobitma gazine.com)
(replace (at) with @). Questions and queries can also be sent to that address.

For more information on exact specifications, please check the Submission Guide at http://www.twobitma gazine.com/ submission- guide/

Greetings!

Would you or someone you know like to become a published writer? If so, please continue reading.

The Berkeley Fiction Review, an undergraduate, student-run publication, is always looking for innovative fiction that plays with form and content as well as traditionally constructed stories with fresh voices and original ideas. Please note that though we accept stories year round, expect a delay if you submit during the summer.

The criteria for short story submissions are:
– 8,000 words or less (nothing over 25 pages)
– Typed, 12 point font, double-spaced and single-sided
– Cover letter should include address, phone, email, and title of story
– Must note if story is simultaneously submitted
– Include a SASE for returning manuscripts.
– Submit electronically to bfictionreview@yahoo.com or by snail mail to
Attn: Caitlin McGuire
Berkeley Fiction Review
10B Eshleman Hall
University of California
Berkeley, CA 94720-4500

If there are any other questions or concerns, you should check out our website at http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~bfr. We look forward to receiving your submissions!

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Please check it out.I have 90 days to raise my goal of $2,200.( I have raised $1450 so far & only have 30 days left) If I make it I get to keep the funds raised, & use them for the business project described.If I do not meet the goal, then I get nothing & the whole thing is canceled.You can contribute as little as $1. I have lots of handmade textile creations, and silk screened goods I am giving as thank you gifts.Silk screened cards,t-shirts,textiles,yoga mat bags,retro clothespin bags, & a handmade vintage replicated baby crib set for a $195 pledge.

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Hi there,
I am looking for a writer to write with with me some materials for a stand-up show (i would be the one on stage). I have already some materials but when it come to writing i am kind of lazy and i am better working with a partner if we click together right away. Of course, there’s no pay, it’s just for the fun of it but we might get a lot of it who knows.
If you think you have some funny ideas, contact me and let’s work together but be careful…comedy is a serious business. comm-nurkv-1657757864@craigslist.org

Writer meets artist.

Writer and artist come up with an idea, flesh out concepts, characters, writing/art styles, design specifications. Writer creates scripts, sends to artist. Artist draws strip, sends back to writer. Writer letters. Both review, put up for instant fame and fortune.

I did this for a few years previously. First by myself, then with some artists from SJSU. I’d like to do it again. If you’re nearby, that’s great. If not, it can still work. I was an English major, coordinated poetry workshops for a year, and currently write song lyrics/melodies. I have experience with comics and writing in general.

I really don’t want to wear a suit.

This is me, if you’d like to take a look. www.myspace.com/sanchezmichaels