Silver Streams Journal

Calling for submissions for our summer issue. We're looking for poetry, prose, artwork, photography or critical essays. Whew! Closing date is 01/06/18. Also check out our new website for submission guidelines and to browse past issues free of charge.

silverstreamsjournals.com

Call for submissions. Silver Streams is a literary journal based in Limerick, Ireland which accepts submissions of poetry, prose, critical essays and artwork. Now accepting submissions for its summer issue. Check out the website below for guidelines and have a look at some past issues while you're there. The online version is free for all to read.

Issues This is the first of our new-look issues. Now all aspects of Silver Streams Journal can be enjoyed free of charge for the reader.

The Christmas issue of Silver Streams is now live. Best thing about the new look? The whole magazine is now completely free. So curl up with your laptop, tablet or phone and enjoy some of the best poetry, short stories and art from a diverse mix of talented writers and artists. Did we mention it was free? It's free...

Silver Streams Issue 3 Silver Streams is a literary journal which publishes literature, visual art and academic essays. The journal is based in Ireland and accepts national and international submissions in any genre so long as they challenge normal conventions. The aim of the journal is to provide further analysis of cele...

Issue #2 of Silver Streams is now available online and in print! This month's theme is technology and is packed with contributions from many fantastic writers and artists.

Enjoy!

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Silver Streams Issue 2 Silver Streams is a literary journal which publishes Modernist and Post-Modernist literature, visual art and academic essays. The journal is based in Ireland and accepts national and international submissions in both literary genres. The aim of the journal is to provide further analysis of celebrate...

Issue #2 of Silver Streams is now open for submissions! We are looking for prose, poetry, critical essays and visual art. Closing date is 30 June 2017. Issue #2 will be released both online and in print form in August.

This month's theme is technology.

For more guidelines check out the submissions section of the website below.

https://www.silverstreamsjournal.com/submissions.html

Submissions TECHNOLOGY
We publish every quarter and are currently accepting submissions for our second issue which will be released in August 2017. Looking forward to hearing from you!

Issue #1 of Silver Streams is now available!

We're very excited to be publishing work from established and upcoming writers and artists from Ireland and around the world. The journal is a celebration of everything from Joyce to Woolf to Beckett and much more between. However it is primarily a nod to its contemporary readers and contributors who enjoy a walk far from the beaten track. If you simply enjoy a story, a poem or wish to delve deeper into academia then check us out - there's something for all.

Issue 1 is available online for only a few euro and includes a fully compatible mobile version for all devices. The Journal can also be printed and delivered. Try us out :)

https://www.joomag.com/magazine/silver-streams/M0650187001491849592

Silver Streams Issue 1 Silver Streams is a literary journal which publishes Modernist and Post-Modernist literature, visual art and academic essays. The journal is based in Ireland and accepts national and international submissions in both literary genres. The aim of the journal is to provide further analysis of celebrate...

First Issue of Silver Streams now open for submissions! We are looking for prose, poetry, critical essays and visual art. Closing date is 21 April 2017. For more guidelines on submissions check out the website. Issue #1 will be released both online and in a physical glossy edition in June 2017.

Click the link below for more details.

http://www.silverstreamsjournal.com/home.html

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