Domains targeting keyword literary arts

Welcome to Anthropoid, a literary magazine and collective of the "humanesque."

Literary Freedom Project is a Bronx-based 501c3 tax-exempt nonprofit arts organization that seeks to restore the importance of social and cultural identity through reading. LFP publishes Mosaic Literary Magazine; develops literature-based lesson plans; hosts the Bronx Book Fair and Mosaic Literary Conference, and presents community-based book clubs. Lesson Plans for Teachers Mosaic supplements its editorial content with…

Raleigh Review literary & arts magazine offers accessible works of experience that are emotionally and intellectually complex.

Reviews, essays, books and the arts: the leading international weekly for literary culture

Word Blue Hill Literary Arts Festival - a 3-day festival in October celebrating the literary arts on the Blue Hill Peninsula in Maine. Festival events schedule, planning committee, and participant information available. October 20-22, 2017.

East Line Books Home Page

Reviews of Screen, Stage, Performing Arts, Literary Arts, Visual Arts, Cinema + Theatre

you are looking swell today. indicia is glad you found us. (indicia: in-DISH-ee-yuh) n. a biannual literary arts magazine — featuring poetry, flash and short fiction, and art — that says "out with the old guard, in with the noobs."  

Pacifica Literary Review is a small literary arts magazine based in Seattle, WA. Our print editions are published biannually in winter and summer.

Houston Cinema Arts Festival is devoted to films by and about artists in the visual, performing and literary arts. The Festival is a vibrant multimedia arts

Buffalo Street Books is a community-owned cooperative bookstore in Ithaca, NY.

  Voices is a literary and arts magazine that showcases the diverse voices of West Valley College. It is published each spring and is produced by the members of the Voices Literary Club. Current students, alumni, faculty and staff of West Valley College are invited to submit their work. We are looking for original fiction,…

Marco Island Center for the Arts is one of the premier art centers in Southwest Florida. Rotating Art Exhibits, Art Education Classes, Gift Shop, and musical and literary performances.

The Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville is the official Local Arts Agency (LAA) for the City of Jacksonville. Cultural Council initiatives are spread across the following five counties: Duval, Baker, Clay, Nassau, and St. Johns.

An award-winning literary & arts magazine

Grist: A Journal of the Literary Arts

A literary arts & poetry journal started in 1986, Canopic Jar seeks to be an organic forum for artists of whatever media or genre strikes the moment.

Artistter is a community of artists, creatives, curators, designers, students, educators and simply enthusiasts. Professional network for artists, creatives & simply enthusiasts.

Image, a literary and arts quarterly founded in 1989, is a forum for the best writing and artwork informed by or grappling with religious faith.

Bellevue Literary Press has been publishing prize-winning books since 2007 and is the first and only nonprofit press dedicated to literary fiction and nonfiction at the intersection of the arts and sciences.

VIDA: Women in Literary Arts - Seeking to explore critical and cultural perceptions of literary work by women.

An award-winning independent literary press publishing fine fiction, nonfiction, and poetry in books that are a joy to hold as well as read.

Sidebrow | Sidebrow is a literary press dedicated to collaborative experiments in publishing. Founded online in 2005, Sidebrow provides a forum for exploring the collective and the singular in the literary arts. Expanding on the traditional publishing model, Sidebrow uses the Internet as a tool for presenting projects as they evolve, encouraging contributions from established and emerging writers, poets, and artists that explore established themes and respond creatively to components already included on the Sidebrow Web site.

Grants for the Arts is an internationally admired model of municipal funding and support of the arts and culture. Our chief goal is to promote and support the widest possible variety of arts and culture activities in the City to both visitors and residents.

Propeller Magazine - Spring 2017

A monthly magazine featuring the most comprehensive listing of arts and cultural events in San Francisco

Handmade natural soy wax candles inspired by classic novels. For book lovers and candle lovers alike, immerse yourself in the story. Made in Batavia, IL.

The Arlington Center for the Arts offers more than 250 programs annually in the visual, literary, and performing arts. Programs include classes and workshops...

South Whidbey Island Community Arts Center founded in 1996 | Theatre, Dance, Music, Visual, Literary Arts. Home of DjangoFest Northwest. Rentals Available.

All Lit Up - Discover, buy, collect Canadian literature

The Association of Teaching Artists (ATA) is a not for profit advocacy organization in New York State that brings together artists who teach in schools and in the community to: Educate, Collaborate, and Communicate.

The EServer is a digital humanities e-publishing venture, based at Iowa State University, where hundreds of writers, editors and scholars gather to publish over 35,000 works, free.

Festember is the inter college cultural, literary and arts extravaganza of NIT, Trichy held in the month of September. Misconstrued as a "fest in September", the actual origins of Festember is "a fest to remember".

Penned in the Margins is a live literature producer and independent publisher specialising in poetry

GIFT University Offline Shareserver that provides you the Data at your Home

A regional magazine for the Upper East Side of Texas, featuring Arts, Music, Food, Shopping, Events and things to do in the region.

Dispatches from the World of Literary Translation

Professional organization for teachers of English and Language Arts in the State of Oregon.

The African American Literature Book Club's goal is to satisfy all your on-line book buying needs and increase everyone's knowledge of the richness of African American Literature.

A Literary and Arts Journal for Cultural Omnivores

American Literary Magazine, commonly known as AmLit, is American University's literary magazine and primary creative arts outlet on campus. AmLit is comprised of poetry, prose, photography, film and art submitted by the AU campus community and is published biannually at the end of the fall and spring semesters.

A Resource for the Literary, Performing, and Visual Arts in Medicine

Bibliotheca is an alternative to our customary Bibles, and is meant solely to reestablish the powerful literary thrust of the great narrative and poetry that make up the biblical library. No chapter numbers, no verse numbers, no added material. Just pure story, separated into four volumes, designed to be read like novels.

neworldreview is an online magazine that reviews books, theater and movies. It also features, memoirs, short stories poems and books, online book review site

To advance the art and craft of writing by encouraging writers and readers at all levels to participate in and enjoy the literary arts.

Wildness is an online literary and arts journal that seeks to promote contemporary fiction, poetry and non-fiction that evokes the unknown. Founded in 2015, each thoughtfully compiled issue strives to unearth the works of both established and up-and-coming writers and artists.

South Dakota State University's Literary and Arts Journal

Magazine of Literature and New Media

Virtual literary and arts magazine interested in culture, surface, excess. Maybe: where beauty and anarchy meet, where artifice gets deep.

Off the Shelf is one of the largest literary festivals in the UK. Every year we bring the biggest names in literature and arts to Sheffield.

Table of Contents Poetry .22 Hornet, by Herb Bursch Death to the Death of Leaves, by Michael kaminski The Funeral, by Amanda Worley Departure, by Jade Bell 1980 December, by Cathy Amboy Thanks for Shooting Spoonfuls, by Nic Custer The Nail Biters, by Jennifer Justice Yellow Lawns, by Nikki Roulo Neighborhood Cats, by Amy Anderson…

Supporting the interpretation of biblical texts through the literary, visual and performing arts. Offering artist/scholar residencies, community-based trainings, web-based tutorials, archival journal "Living Text", and other resources. More web-based programs under development.

Hastings venue for high quality concerts, recitals, opera, dance, art films, theatre, workshops, literary groups, lectures, the visual arts and more!

The Writing Company features more than 15,000 books, reproducible activities, DVDs, posters and more that can be ordered online. Free resources include catalogs, and sample lessons from activity books.

The mission of the ARTgarage is to encourage an appreciation for and participation in the visual, performing, and literary arts.

Hi there. We're The Oakland Arts Review, a new and growing journal out of Oakland University in Rochester Hills, Michigan. Our ambition is to become one of the most prominent literary journals publishing undergraduate writers  throughout the world – not just in the United States. We are thrilled to be receiving our third round of submissions…

The Sandwich Arts Alliance is home to the Visual Arts, Performing Arts, and Literary Arts on Cape Cod.

Kristen Millares Young Kristen Millares Young is a writer and journalist whose work has been featured by the Guardian, the New York Times, Crosscut, Hobart, Moss, City Arts Magazine, Pacifica Literary Review, KUOW 94.9-FM, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, the Miami Herald, the Buenos Aires Herald and TIME Magazine. Her personal essays have been anthologized in Pie &…

A sister publication of Artforum, Bookforum brings incisive reviews of the latest titles, author interviews, and commentary about current and coming trends and ideas being debated by some of the most interesting writers of our time.

A new literary journal featuring non-fiction, short fiction, visual work, and poetry from Arts and Humanities researchers in London, supported by LAHP and AHRC

Story, Poems and article from different poets, writers, and authors all around the world. Thousands of stories , poems, articles ,quotes , poets , writers and authors. Search for stories, poems , articles , writers, authors and poets using the storyenet Search Engine.

Kaskaskia College offers Associate of Science and Associate of Arts degrees for transfer to four-year colleges and universities as well as 29 associate degree career programs and 74 certificate programs. Students may also benefit from additional programs and activities through non-credit classes, business and industry training, and social, recreational and cultural events. Additionally, the College provides Adult Basic Education (HEC/ESL(ABE/Literary) programs.

Featured photo by Max Gondolfo, WW2017 Writing Wrongs is a literary journalism project that illuminates the inequity in our society through the power of the pen and the lens. By telling the stories of those directly involved, Writing Wrongs offers a different and often-ignored perspective that challenges stereotypes and prejudices. College students who are accepted…

An online magazine featuring the work of published and emerging authors, poets, and other artists from around the world.

The South Simcoe Arts Council is an umbrella organization composed of many individuals and groups in the area who are engaged in the arts (visual, dance, music, drama, literary, structural, architecture). Members range from budding artists to professional artists, to business owners to supporters of the arts. The geographic area served is South Simcoe and includes the towns of Bradford West Gwillimbury, Innisfil, and largely New Tecumseth where the office is located at 41 Victoria Street East, Alliston community; the two townships – Essa and Adjala-Tosorontio; and Base Borden.

Publishers of new works and classic reprints in criticism and literature

Literary agency handling commercial fiction, historical fiction, cutting-edge literary fiction, history, biography and autobiography, popular science, nature, politics and current affairs, popular culture and the arts

ABAC is a cultural organization in Irving, Texas, dedicated to fostering an appreciation for artistic, literary and cultural expressions in (and about) the Bengali language.