Thanks to everyone who contributed to our first WordFestZine last year.
Here are the people who made the Zine possible.
If you would like to purchase a copy of the zine email Carolyn Doyle at Carolyn.doyle@lpl.london.on.ca. They cost $5 per copy plus shipping and handling.
Publishers
Tom Cull & Mike O’Connor
Managing editor
Aaron Schneider
Marketing director
Carolyn Doyle
Senior editors
David Barrick
Jeff Douglas
Cristina Ionica
Miriam Love
Amy Mitchell
Student editors
Rayna Abernethy
Hina Afzall
Heidi Choi
Nicole D’Angelo
Patricia de Wit
Cayne Ford
Kaitlyn Forde
Megan Gerrett
Diego Gonzalez
Mack Hammond
Dylan MacMillan
Zoe Norman
Kate Panagakos
Heather Steenbergen
David Stol
Julia Thompson
Bradley Turner
Jennifer Zhang
Contributors
Jayme Archibald
Marilyn Ashworth
Frank Beltrano
Stan Burfield
Heidi Choi
Joan Clayton
Tom Cull
Roy Geiger
Megan Gerrett
Laurie Graham
Shelly Harder
Martin Hayter
Aileen House
Marlene Laplante
Miriam Love
John Malik
Lincoln McCardle
Andy McGuire
Helen Ngo
Zoe Norman
Ola Nowosad
Sara Raza
R.A. Robinson
Christopher Scott
Stefanie Tom
Andy Verbose
Kym Wolfe
Jennifer Zhang
Acknowledgements
An ambitious project of this nature could not have happened without a lot of coordinating efforts. WordsFestZine would like to thank all of the WordsFest organizers, and in particular, Josh Lambier, of the Public Humanities Program at Western, and Brian Meehan, of Museum London. We would also like to thank the London Public Library for printing and distributing our promotional materials, and Kathleen Fraser, of Western’s English and Writing Studies, for facilitating student and faculty involvement in this project.
Thank you!
Here are the people who made the Zine possible.
If you would like to purchase a copy of the zine email Carolyn Doyle at Carolyn.doyle@lpl.london.on.ca. They cost $5 per copy plus shipping and handling.
Publishers
Tom Cull & Mike O’Connor
Managing editor
Aaron Schneider
Marketing director
Carolyn Doyle
Senior editors
David Barrick
Jeff Douglas
Cristina Ionica
Miriam Love
Amy Mitchell
Student editors
Rayna Abernethy
Hina Afzall
Heidi Choi
Nicole D’Angelo
Patricia de Wit
Cayne Ford
Kaitlyn Forde
Megan Gerrett
Diego Gonzalez
Mack Hammond
Dylan MacMillan
Zoe Norman
Kate Panagakos
Heather Steenbergen
David Stol
Julia Thompson
Bradley Turner
Jennifer Zhang
Contributors
Jayme Archibald
Marilyn Ashworth
Frank Beltrano
Stan Burfield
Heidi Choi
Joan Clayton
Tom Cull
Roy Geiger
Megan Gerrett
Laurie Graham
Shelly Harder
Martin Hayter
Aileen House
Marlene Laplante
Miriam Love
John Malik
Lincoln McCardle
Andy McGuire
Helen Ngo
Zoe Norman
Ola Nowosad
Sara Raza
R.A. Robinson
Christopher Scott
Stefanie Tom
Andy Verbose
Kym Wolfe
Jennifer Zhang
Acknowledgements
An ambitious project of this nature could not have happened without a lot of coordinating efforts. WordsFestZine would like to thank all of the WordsFest organizers, and in particular, Josh Lambier, of the Public Humanities Program at Western, and Brian Meehan, of Museum London. We would also like to thank the London Public Library for printing and distributing our promotional materials, and Kathleen Fraser, of Western’s English and Writing Studies, for facilitating student and faculty involvement in this project.
Thank you!
Submissions open Monday, Oct. 30, 2017 at 10am.
Submissions close Saturday, Nov. 4, 2017 at 9pm.
Zine published Sunday, Nov. 5, 2017 at 3pm.
Submissions close Saturday, Nov. 4, 2017 at 9pm.
Zine published Sunday, Nov. 5, 2017 at 3pm.
- Submission can be poetry or prose.
- Any single submission must not exceed 250 words.
- The content of the piece has to be WORDS related - a reaction to a reading, event, an author, a happening, the contours of the day, anything that was brought about in contact with the Festival.
- Submission must include an explanation of how the content of the submission is related to the festival.
- Every submission must contain contact information for the person who wrote the submission which includes their name, address, phone number and email address.
- The submissions must not contain racist, sexist, ageist, homophobic, or libellous material. This determination is made by the editors, solely.
- The submissions must not be plagiarized. The submissions must be the sole and original work of the person submitting the submission. The writer must be free to allow Word Fest to publish and distribute their work.
- All copyrights remain with the writers. The writers allow Word Fest first serial rights, both in paper and electronic edition.
- The writers will allow Word Fest to edit their work for the purposes clarity, grammar, and spelling.
- Whether a submission is accepted for publication is at the sole discretion of the editors of Word Fest.
- Word Fest Zine doesn’t have the ability to publish poems with complex formatting. We will give preference to works that have standard left justified pieces.