Earlier this year, a unique blend of "playfully dark arts and literature" called Crow Toes Quarterly shut its doors. But another such bold repository of subversive stories cropped up in the form of Underneath the Juniper Tree.
They run contests and challenges, as well as accepting submissions for prose (up to 2,000 words), poetry, and art year round. This quote about their art submissions says it best about what they are looking for:
"All submissions must have a dark, whimsical children’s theme to them. Pictures of fluffy bunnies and rainbows will not be accepted."
So if you have any sinister characters lurking in a corner of your mind, Underneath the Juniper Tree just might like to meet them.
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2 comments:
Very cool sounding.
They have a really fun 11-word story contest, too, through August 20.
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