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Native Literatures Generations (NLG) is dedicated to providing a global forum for original works of literature by writers from the indigenous nations of North America and Hawai'i. Our goal is to support writers in their endeavors by offering a venue for linking them with new audiences and potential publishers. Moreover, our magazine is designed to generate funds to provide financial support for writers through scholarships and project funding.

NLG is a quarterly, with content accessible online for only three months (with rights reverting to authors thereafter).

NLG is seeking submissions, please view our Submissions Page.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (9/6/2010):

The online magazine Native Literatures: Generations announces a call for submissions for its first award ($1,000) to support a writer from the indigenous nations of North America and Hawai’i. NLG publishes in all genres: poetry, fiction (short stories but also novel excerpts if self-contained), creative nonfiction, drama and mixed-genre/media. Submissions are limited to three poems, one short story (or novel excerpt), one creative nonfiction essay, or a scene/two interrelated scenes of complete plays. Authors may submit in no more than two genres. (We prefer manuscripts be in MS Word or Rich Text format.)

All authors whose submissions are accepted for publication in Volume 1.3 and 1.4 are eligible for the award. (All those published will receive a free three-month subscription; there is no “reader fee.”) The recipient will be selected by a popular vote taken from all readers with a premium subscription to the magazine. Deadline: submissions for Volume 1.3 are due by 5 October; Volume 1.4 submissions are due by 15 December. Send them to:

submissions@nativeliteratures.com

The award of $1,000 will be made in early March.

 

Our Board
D.L. Birchfield, Gloria Bird, Sherwin Bitsui, Kimberly Blaeser, Elizabeth Cook-Lynn, Heid Erdrich, Eric Gansworth, Gordon Henry Jr., Joy Harjo, kuʽualoha hoʽomanawanui, Lee Maracle, Dian Million, Simon Ortiz, Luci Tapahonso, Laura Tohe

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Native Literatures Generations (NLG) is dedicated to providing a global forum for original works of literature by writers from the indigenous nations of North America and Hawai'i. Our goal is to support writers in their endeavors by offering a venue for linking them with new audiences and potential publishers. Moreover, our magazine is designed to generate funds to provide financial support for writers through scholarships and project funding.

NLG is a quarterly, with content accessible online for only three months (with rights reverting to authors thereafter).

NLG is seeking submissions, please view our Submissions Page.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (9/6/2010):

The online magazine Native Literatures: Generations announces a call for submissions for its first award ($1,000) to support a writer from the indigenous nations of North America and Hawai’i. NLG publishes in all genres: poetry, fiction (short stories but also novel excerpts if self-contained), creative nonfiction, drama and mixed-genre/media. Submissions are limited to three poems, one short story (or novel excerpt), one creative nonfiction essay, or a scene/two interrelated scenes of complete plays. Authors may submit in no more than two genres. (We prefer manuscripts be in MS Word or Rich Text format.)

All authors whose submissions are accepted for publication in Volume 1.3 and 1.4 are eligible for the award. (All those published will receive a free three-month subscription; there is no “reader fee.”) The recipient will be selected by a popular vote taken from all readers with a premium subscription to the magazine. Deadline: submissions for Volume 1.3 are due by 5 October; Volume 1.4 submissions are due by 15 December. Send them to:

submissions@nativeliteratures.com

The award of $1,000 will be made in early March.

 

Our Board
D.L. Birchfield, Gloria Bird, Sherwin Bitsui, Kimberly Blaeser, Elizabeth Cook-Lynn, Heid Erdrich, Eric Gansworth, Gordon Henry Jr., Joy Harjo, kuʽualoha hoʽomanawanui, Lee Maracle, Dian Million, Simon Ortiz, Luci Tapahonso, Laura Tohe

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