| Submission Guidelines for Kaj-Mahkah home |
| Kaj-Mahkah looks for fresh and original cultivations that showcase the human psyche within boundaries of propriety, which must enlighten and delight the mind. |
| Home About Kaj-Mahkah Submission Guidelines Published Artists Artist's Corner Email: Martin McNew Burgoyne Sinha Hight |
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| Chapbook submissions must: be in English. Adaptations/translations are accepted but the original poem must be in the manuscript. have a query letter with a thematic description of the chapbook and it must be attached in .doc or .rtf. have 2 title pages, one with the artist's name, address, phone number, email address, plus one without. have a Contents page. have 14-24 poems (7-12 for translations). have a four line bio of the artist. have a picture of the artist (jpeg/.gif attachment only). Click here for an example. Then if you're ready, submit! Deadlines are January 1-June 30. |
| Art Submissions must: be addressed to the Art Submissions Editor. be in black and white. be no larger than 8.5" by 11". be in .jpeg or .gif format. be pasted and/or attached to the email. have the artist's signature and date somewhere on the submission. have a four line bio of the artist in the email. Click here for an example. Then if you're ready, submit! Deadlines are January 1-September 30. |
| Journal (Poetry) Submission must: be in English. Adaptations/translations are accepted but the original poem must be in the submission. have 3-5 titled, non-rhyming free/blank verse poems. (Exceptions are sonnets, villanelles, memoriam stanzas, Pendaric odes, sestinas, and ballads. Click here for definitions.) be pasted within the email itself. must have a four line bio of the artist. have a picture of the artist (.jpeg/.gif attachment only). Click here for an example. Then if you're ready, submit! Deadlines are January 1-March 31 and July 1-September 30. |
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