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Wise Press Caregiver Anthology
Wise Press seeks submissions for a caregiver anthology. Quality poetry (6 - 8 poems) and short stories (2,000 words or less) that speak to the experience of caregiving, including isolation, loss, depression, coping and humor from perspectives of spouses, adult children, professional caregivers, and those receiving care. Payment: 2 copies. Deadline: Dec. 15. Mail submissions with SASE to Wise Press, P.O. Box 180928, Coronado, CA 92178. http://www.wisepress.com. Submissions can also be e-mailed to [email protected].

Submissions from Women Poets
PoetWorks Press invites all women to submt work for an upcoming anthology, "In the Company of Women." The book is scheduled to be released in time for Mother's Day. For complete details, go to http://hometown.aol.rvrfshr/company.html. Also contact Bonnie Sutterby at [email protected].
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Anthology of Black Women Writing About Growth or Learning Experiences
Seeking true life story submission from African American women for anthology titled "For Black Women Who Forgot How to Make Red Kool-Aid." Stories should not be sugar coated. Need personal essays, poems, recipes, anecdotes, quotations, family history, and all the letters you wanted to send, but didn't. Send submissions via e-mail to [email protected] or by mail to: 3552 Sunset Lane, Apt. 19, San Ysidro, CA 92173. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Anthology on Black Women's Hair
Anthology of black women writing about their hair - triumphs, pitfalls, politics. Send submissions to [email protected] or send hard copy to Walidah Imarisha, 2934 Poplar St., Philadelphia, PA 19130.
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Anthology: I Am My Sista's Keeper
Natasha Herring is compiling a collection of short stories. In the vein of "Chicken Soup for the Soul," "Simple Abundance," and "Chocolate for a Woman's Soul," tales can be tender, bittersweet, joyful, sad, funny, inspirational, or heartfelt, but candid. Stories may be written, spoken over the phone, tape recorded or conveyed in any other way. If your story is selected, you will receive credit and bio in the book. You will also be invited to participate in several publicity events and booksignings. Contact Natasha Herring at: 212-978-9678, [email protected], or mail submssisions to I Am My Sista's Keeper, PMA Literay & Film Management, Inc., 45 W. 21st Street, 6th Floor, New York, NY 10010. Fax: 212-216-0238
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Anthology of African American Daughters Writing To/About their Fathers
Write a letter to your father telling him what you need to tell him about his impact on your life, whether he was there part-time, full-time or no time. Mail letters to: Managing Editor, SULAH Publications, P.O. Box 75092, Washington, DC 20013-5092.
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Men Writing About Their Mothers
Seeking 50 to 3,000 word accounts for inclusion in a book about mothers and sons. Stories can be about specific incidents or simple pleasant memories of safe, happy, warm times you had together. E-mail [email protected] or send typed accounts or cassette tapes to: River Smith, 11206 Clifton Blvd, Cleveland, OH 44102.
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