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The Write Bridge [1]

Basic Information

State:

Kansas

Website:

https://anamcara-press.com [2]

Country:

United States

Submission Guidelines:

https://anamcara-press.com/submissions-2 [3]

Address:

928 Rhode Island Street

City:

Lawrence

Zip / Postal Code:

66044-3056

Contact Information

Maureen

Carroll

Editor in Chief

Contact E-mail:

carroll@kawlaw.com [4]

Details

Formats:

Online

Digital

Payment:

Contributor copies only

Genres Published:

Poetry

Fiction

Creative Nonfiction

Charges Reading Fee:

Accepts Unsolicited Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Simultaneous Submissions:

Yes

Reading Period:

Jan 1 to Dec 31

Response Time:

Less than 3 months

$31.99

In each edition of the Write Bridge, readers are encouraged to “mind the gap” as writers and artists with powerful voices explore topics that broaden thinking. The Write Bridge presents two opposing ideas for creators and readers to delve into—seriously or in fun—in order stretch imaginations, to move beyond boundaries, to bridge the gap.

The Write Bridge journal was created by Anamcara Press in 2021 in celebration of art and community, in support of authors and artists in their creative endeavors.

Representative Authors:

Keely Alexander, Ann Vigola Anderson, Kimberly Ashley, Stephanie A. Barrows, Annette Billings, Julie Ann Baker Brin, Ian Cook, Maril Crabtree, Iris Craver, Brian Daldorph, Anamarie Davis-Wilkins, Marcia Epstein, Amber Fraley, Marsha Henry Goff, Suzanne Gregg, PhD, Beth Gulley, Dennis Hargis, Landon Hudson, Debra Irsik, Vicki Julian, Sujjal Kayani, Randy Kidd, Mary Lane Kamberg, Margaret Kramar, Jerry Masinton, J.A. McGovern, Margaret McKay, Kerry Moyer, Dan Nagengast, Peg Nichols, Kevin Rabas, Emily Rems, Julie A. Sellers, Perry Shepard, Chuck Warner, Barbara Waterman-Peters, Gerald L. Vaughn, Cheryl Wagner, Adam White, Michelle Zumbrum

Issues per Year:

Year Founded:

2021

Distributors:

Ingram

Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published:

11% to 25%

Issue Price:

$19.99

Number of Debut Authors per Issue:

30-40

Less than 1,000

Subgenres:

Literary Fiction [5]