The folks behind Zig Zag Lit Mag would like to remind you that this could be your last, best chance to accomplish something SMART™ with your quarantine.
Specifically — accepting writing (fiction, nonfiction, dramatic forms, poetry, et. al; any genre, any topic) and art (high-res, black-and-white, photography, doodles, paintings, etc.)
Measurable — maximum of three pieces per person, up to 3,000 words each.
Attainable — submissions are accepted only from those who live, labor or loiter in Addison County.
Results — Issue.10 is on track to be our best issue ever and “published” looks nice on all sorts of resumes, applications and what-have-yous.
Time Bound — it certainly is, the last day for submissions is Jan. 5.
For more information visit zigzaglitmag.org/submissions.
Zig Zag Lit Mag also recently pre-released our first two Chapbooks. Copies are all autographed and hand numbered. They are $8 apiece and limited. Find more at etsy.com/shop/zigzaglitmag.
Harriet Tubman Killed My Chicken
by Beth Christian of Weybridge.
This is a passionate collection that exemplifies the vacillation between prudence and zaniness. Beth reflects on her own bipolar diagnosis, her small pseudo-farm near a waterfall, and her time spent abroad.
Paul in the Park
by A. Jay Dubberly
Our editor in chief’s first poetry collection takes place during the beginning month of the pandemic, through a rough linear narrative he balances embracing the isolation of quarantine with the deep urge for human connection.
